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11-04-2005, 04:01 PM
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Re: selling tags #2
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HAHAHA.You got me there.This particular car happens to be an original 327 car,but the trim tag had all of about 5 numbers on it,none of which meant anything good,and not that I would care anyway.The car is pretty much a race car with an aluminum interior and all that.I just want a lighter car to drop my bigblock into anyway.But I think you got my point. Its not to hard to tell that this one has been out of circulation for a while.  [/ QUOTE ] Yeah it's pretty tough to determine anything on a 68 trim tag. Car looks like it can be saved. I second that about the neat scoop. Hang on to it for a little while and you can use one of those new body's to restore it.  Rick H. p.s. just kidding about the new body thing. 
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#12
11-04-2005, 04:32 PM
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Re: selling tags #2
I've seen that car before. Was it on ebay?
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11-04-2005, 05:47 PM
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Re: selling tags #2
Interseting....at least the guy stopped the auction. . Best make note of the Vin and hey....who are these guys bidding, may as well note them too? ~ Pete
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