Are east coast and west coast that different?

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Are east coast and west coast that different?

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05-26-2007, 12:16 AM

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Re: Are east coast and west coast that different?

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A SOLID east coast project needs lower 1/4's, fenders, trunk pan, and at least one floor pan.

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You said it. There is no such thing as finding a late 60s or early 70s musclecar just sitting in the weeds around here anymore. If the car wasn't stored indoors and off the road for much of it's life it doesn't exist anymore up here in Western PA. Remember this rustbelt 68 Chevelle SS396?

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