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I think a lot of the stuff in those fields is resorable or at least a lot more useable then this guy thinks.He should be selling a lot of those cars even if he doesnt have titles or papers or whatever.If nothing else he could practically give away the rotting hulks and make a good sum selling the parts to fix it.The guy looks to be swimming in bigblock parts.Why not let some of those chargers and coronets go and sell the buyers the 383's and 440's they need to restore them?What a waste.In a day and age when even lesser model cars are being restored using nothing but original firewalls why cant these cars be fixed?Do it now and when the market comes back you will be rewarded.

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I just put all of my friend Scott's Pictures from our little expedition up on the blog.

www.carsinbarns.blogspot.com

I hope you enjoyed the adventure. Let me know how you like the writing and pictures.

Ryan
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Did you guys read on and see the amazing cars in the barns??? Wow!!! He really needs to auction some stuff off.. make some room and get the more rare cars up and running!!

A definite parts hoarder!!!

Ryan,

Thank you so much! Great pics and well written! I am floored by Notalgia Lane Restorations!! They have some amazing muscle there!

I am now a follower of your blog... keep up the good work!!

Have you seen Chasing Classic Cars on HD Theater?? Right up your alley! You can find them on Face Book.....

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Did you guys read on and see the amazing cars in the barns??? Wow!!! He really needs to auction some stuff off.. make some room and get the more rare cars up and running!!

A definite parts hoarder!!!

Ryan,

Thank you so much! Great pics and well written! I am floored by Notalgia Lane Restorations !! They have some amazing muscle there!

I am now a follower of your blog... keep up the good work!!

Have you seen Chasing Classic Cars on HD Theater?? Right up your alley! You can find them on Face Book.....

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They are the ones that restored the totaled/burned 1969 six pack Super Bee that Colin bought and sold setting a record at B-J several years ago that I believe still stands for $200K plus 16K buyers fee.