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ROTFLMAO....Saw this on facebook market place. Looks like a real professional paint job....not..... door jam sprayed with rubber and plastic parts left on...

Remember, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.......too each their own.....second one reminds me of this Rolling Stones album cover

Nope, not for me. I keep my cars a long time (My F150 will turn 24 next week). Seems you cannot do that with an ev unless you want to pay tens of thousands of $$$$ when the batteries die. ***A day after I posted this response I decided to give my '99 F150 a bath, she will be 24 years old...

i would start by robbing a bank:cool::cool:

saw a question on a facebook page about a front bumper. I did a search and was looking at NPD and saw this. Is this a repro of our bumper????? https://www.npdlink.com/product/front-bumper-edp-primed-best-repro/215177/209619

well at least it is an electric power washer so lower power...

This is a filter, I was referring to the best fuel tank for our cars, the Spectra F32A. The ones made in Asia are not very good.

Hopefully you got the Spectra F32A and not a Taiwan made one. Don't forget to replace the fuel lines, they get rusty after 50 years, especially if it has been sitting for so long!!!! Go steel as stainless is harder to work with.

You filled the tank that has been sitting unused for 12 years and ran the car?????????????

well I know nothing about gas but I do not like coincidences.....so if it never happened before and started after a fill up I would pull all that fuel out and clean the system.

thanks all

Last night my '72 was on display at the Savoy Auto Museum for their showing of "Diamonds are Forever". Yes, it is not red so I assume they did not have a member with a red one

When I did my car I did not have to remove any paint but did have to fix some dings and scratches. Before painting I used this to add some texture back to the sanded areas. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000PL074S/?coliid=I2NL37BV0ZLLGF&colid=VQ14JO9XM0T&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

My problem with these sellers is how they describe the cars on the site. Clearly the lack of description on the web site is on purpose, the only thng they talk about is the engine. Why not mention the body has numerous rust spots and lots of bondo?? I would think these items are IMPORTANT to...

In the past I was always leery of the classic car sales companies like Streetside, Gateway, ETC. When I was selling my AMX I went to Streetside but did not like how they stored the cars, did the creative writing to describe them and so forth so I sold it myself. Anywho, I was at a car show...

When I damaged one a few months ago I looked for new ones, our suppliers have them, not sure of quality, etc. I ended up fixing my damaged one so have no idea how good/bad these are...

https://www.motoexotica.com/vehicles/4446/1973-ford-mustang $42,900

Mine are fine for my purpose.........but if the right newer parts were availabe I would check them out

yeah, that does not say much for them.

I am laughing, get that 3K+ out. Might want to check with this seller as he has a ton of NOS parts I know this is not NOS (that would cost more) but it is close and will get you started: https://www.ebay.com/itm/254348321388?hash=item3b3857626c:g:BdoAAOSwMo9dbUly