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Posted by ChadS on July 05, 2005 at 15:47:42 from (66.228.96.149):

In Reply to: OT, V8 Maverick posted by ChadS on July 04, 2005 at 10:41:22:

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Here it is, paint is rough, but no rust holes, underbody is still very very good, still has most of the paint under it! Tires flat, brakes shot, interior shot, total restoration is in need. But, a good, pretty straight ol car still! Engine still runs, tranny works, but it is screaming, HEY! I could of had a V8!!!!!! with an overdrive! Dual 2-1/2 exhaust pipes out the back, and Im thinking Black, with white stripes like the boss mustangs had along the sides. I have a sandblaser that can make it look grey pretty quick, and put it in primer and start body work, just days and days of taping, sealing, and keeping the sand out of where its not supposed to. Lot of these cars you see the trunk is gone, quarter panels and lower fender in front of the doors are gone, but this one seems to be all there no bubbles in the paint no where. Ive been in denial for about 4 years now,,, I went to building tractors into pullers, and I used to have a pretty fast car, or truck to make the grocery store drives a bit more exciting, Ive since sold all my hot rods, and kinda settled down, but bored stiff driving a "regular" car. This would be my 2nd restoration of an automobile fashion, sometimes cant always play with a tractor, thanks for looking. ChadS


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