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I used Plycar carriers for the first time and just had the car picked up by Plycar carriers and it arrived within a week at 40% less than the other carriers.

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A few more pics

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More pics

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Steve,
I find a few of those photos particularly interesting because of my research into 61-64 passenger cars. Some plants installed the lower trunk latch before the trunk spatter paint and some after, in which case it's just a bare plated piece along with the bolts. Also some plants installed the cardboard insulation panel behind the rear seat before trunk spatter was shot and some after. I only have 15 different plants to research so it's an <span style="font-style: italic">easy job</span>......... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/cry.gif[/img]

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That car is a definite benchmark survivor.. Very impressive.

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Incredible.... congrats!

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: cook_dw</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That car is a definite benchmark survivor.. Very impressive. </div></div>

Thanks Darrell. I hope to photograph the car in the same manner as you've done. It won't be necessary for me to disassemble, at least that is my plan....

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Very nice Steve...

By chance did you mean Plycon? I just used them twice within the last month. Excellent service. Value was unmatched by all other majors players.

Dan

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Plycon is the corporation, but the car transportation division is Plycar. Here's the website:
http://plycargroup.com/

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I cant see the car needing much preservation.. Not much can happen to a car that is garaged with only 5400 miles.. The green car has almost 69K.