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What did you give for it? Looks easily fixed...
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If this is the car from the SFBay Area near hwy 280 the rims are cast Fuchs copies, not genuine.
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10-01-2006, 06:29 PM
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The easiest way to tell is remove a wheel and look for the et and # stamped inside the wheel. Also there is a logo stamped with the fox head if I remember correctly.
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Thats a good price for that. It wont take much to fix it properly from the pictures.
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Is that an '85 or '86? If the sport seats are dark blue and in nice shape, I'd like first dibs on buying them if you decide to sell.
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For that price, this is at the very least a great investment.
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how is a totaled '77 for $3700 and the need to spend twice the budgetted alotment for frame straightening a "great investment"?
I 've got NO problem with Hal doing this; I own a MIddie too and I am glad to see anyone save one from the crusher....but a "great deal"? Am I missing something here?
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It is a labor of love, Hal - cheers to you for saving another one.
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Sounds like are great save of a middie. Make it a driver and spend as little as necessary. Who cares about "investment potential", who's project has made them rich?
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well, for $4,500 he now has what? - a roller maybe?
that's not a bad deal if that's what the end result was.
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Looks like a complete car Randy - not a roller - Hal?
If that's correct as I understand, I think it is a super deal, esp. if it does not need a $10k paint job.
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Looks like it needs paint how is the interior. Maybe a track car!
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Hal, Completely agree on saving Middies. There are so many of them that have been modified that an original numbers-matching 2.7 without flares may actually someday be worth a little something just based on rarity....guess we'll see.
Good for you, keep us posted!
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Excellent! Save thos middies!! Good luck on this project and keep us updated w pics.
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Great stuff! It's inspiring to see somebody not afraid to jump in and get the job done.
Looking good too!
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Very nice work!
So your under 6k so far...how many man hours do you guys have into it? -Matt
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Looks beautiful as is - why paint it?
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