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the only paint runs are on the rear of each dog leg, the things changed on this car are the shocks, belts, hoses, plug wires, voltage regulator , tires and wipers, typical maintenance items, i don't have any good history on this car yet, the last owner of the car was convicted of skimming money from his work place and investing the money in cars, so the court sold off the cars and this is one of them, not being able to talk to him about the car is a hold up there.
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Neat car. The scariest/fastest car I was ever in was the 1971 230 horsepower, 318 automatic, 3.23 open rear, Satellite that my Grandmother drove back in the day. Like everyone's grandmother's car, it was metallic green, of course. That thing would do 0 to 60 in around four seconds (at least it seemed like it at the time) [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/grin.gif[/img]
It would also break motor mounts on a monthly basis. Our driving habits had nothing to do with it, of course. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/blush.gif[/img] |
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Really nice car , thanks for sharing.
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WOW - a real resto guide. The Mopar guys are salivating!
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WOW, what a great car. Thanks for sharing!
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neat car! How many miles?
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95.000 miles, it has some bumps and bruises here and there as to be expected.
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Thanks for sharing this, as it's REALLY cool to see an original like this. Also brings back memories...
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