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That's FUNNY, "ready to restore"! Really.....? Some people.... I wonder if the rust had anything to do with the wreck? Someone made it look good on the outside.... The owner must not have been to worried about the rest! Holy crapolly ::chili::

 
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All it takes is someone with a dream and the 10k. Just one.

With all the gone is 60 seconds II hype a bunch of similar cars jumped in price.

This car would sure be a challenge. Makes me appreciate what I have.

Ray

 
All it takes is someone with a dream and the 10k. Just one.

With all the gone is 60 seconds II hype a bunch of similar cars jumped in price.

This car would sure be a challenge. Makes me appreciate what I have.

Ray
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Did you look at all the pics?? That car is terminally twisted!

 
With all the gone is 60 seconds II hype a bunch of similar cars jumped in price.
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Hmm? What did I miss?

EDIT: Oh - the impending sale of Eleanor #7. Should be interesting to see what it brings at Mecum - it only brought £95,000 at COYS in 2012, while Mecum squeezed a cool million out of Eleanor #9 at Mecum Indy the very next year.

-Kurt

 
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Staggering.

I don't believe that there is one serviceable part on that car. :shrug2:

 

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