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01-17-2010, 03:04 AM
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Re: Al Jardine's (Beach Boys) '71 Hemicuda seized
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So as I read this Al Jardine gets a custom built Cuda, but is tired of the car after 3 years. Its gets a nice write up in a Mopar mag and then gets flagged as s stolen vehicle but turns out all is well in the end. Lots of publicity on this car!!! Just in time for prime time. If the car had two vins and the restorer put a new plate with the original vin back on the car. Is all this not come under Vin tampering? [/ QUOTE ] sure sounds like it to me these "restorers", just how many of them have "spent time"? maybe they are buddies of the fellow from Buddy Holly's home town ...
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Jim R Scottsdale, AZ 
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01-17-2010, 01:00 PM
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Re: Al Jardine's (Beach Boys) '71 Hemicuda seized
The initial report says it is a Hemi Cuda Recreation. Is that a more kind word for CLONE ?
Jan
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01-17-2010, 05:31 PM
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Re: Al Jardine's (Beach Boys) '71 Hemicuda seized
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The initial report says it is a Hemi Cuda Recreation. Is that a more kind word for CLONE ? Jan [/ QUOTE ] it is a kinder word for "fake", yes 
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