10,000 original mile fully restored boss 302 :D

65fastback2+2

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=6236&item=4510028133&rd=1

*drools*

drool with me

 

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a 10000 mile car needed restoration?

 

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tasty tasty. i wouldn't sell that on ebay lol, maybe barret jackson.. :-|

 

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dayummm! Thank you for posting that link. I loved it.

Wow, that car put tears in my eyes. Seriously.

 

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one2gamble said:

a 10000 mile car needed restoration?

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Thats what I first thought of...

 

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WOW, If it was a '69 I'd be in love.

 

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one2gamble said:

a 10000 mile car needed restoration?

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my Benz has 10k on the odometer and even if it was 30 years old it would not need restoration. Seems like the person who wrote the ad on Ebay cleaned the car and maybe changed the tires and called it a restoration.

 

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What's all the fuss?

Just kidding, was a nice car. I'll keep the one I have though.

 

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Well, since restore means to return to the original condition, then even vacuuming is technically a restoration job

 

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Hack said:

dayummm! Thank you for posting that link. I loved it.

Wow, that car put tears in my eyes. Seriously.

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same here, it is a true beauty, thats why i had to let ya'll see it

 

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one2gamble said:

a 10000 mile car needed restoration?

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I don't know, but would think that a person who owns a perfect 10,000 mile Boss 302 might take a car completely apart just to "restore" by replacing anything that isn't absolutely immaculate with NOS stuff.

Also, the original factory assembly may have not been perfect enough for that person, who would then have to "fix" things to make them "right". I'm sure a person who is detail oriented enough could find issues with a brand new car rolling off the assembly line, and especially one that was completed back in '70.

Not to insult American auto makers or anything..

 

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USU_Stang said:

Well, since restore means to return to the original condition, then even vacuuming is technically a restoration job

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If that is the case. I restore my car 363 times a year!!