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DarkoStoj

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this thing looks hot!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1969...57QQihZ009QQcategoryZ6236QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

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MadMax
 

enferno

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70dvr said:
MadMax
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i was thinking more along the lines of the bat mobile
 

1965stangcoupe

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Oh jeez!!! That needs to be saved! Did you buy it?! That would be a big project.
 
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That car deserves better treatment than that. Maybe the new owner will rescue it from previous butchering.
 

DarkoStoj

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I really like the wheel well flares and the front lower valance
 

1320stang

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'body kit'?!?
 
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that is sooooo wrong. The glass work around the bottom is novice (not that I could have done that much better). That and half the car is in primer and the other half isnt. The patches in the floorpans look like crap and that patch on the front left fender is nasty. Im not sure that car could be straightened out without thousands of hours of work. Not only would the bad work have to be found and removed but the repair area would become larger and harder to hide, im glad I didn't pay 6 grand for that.
 
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nick6704

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I've had a few drinks tonight so someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't an "M" code a Windsor motor? Sure looks like a Windsor to me, but they say in the auction it's a clevland. I could be wrong, but if I'm right, I'm surprised that many people bid on it with a screwy description...
 

1320stang

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The car was primered after some of the pics were taken. That "kit' is all steel, looks like some Duraglass applied to try and smooth it out.
 

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The rear quarter panel ends is from a '67-'68? I've always wondered how that rear would look on a '69. The '67-'68s got the nicest rear end of all the classic years. To bad so many are ruining them with the Shelby rear valance/decklid.
 

65ShelbyClone

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nick6704 said:
I've had a few drinks tonight so someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't an "M" code a Windsor motor? Sure looks like a Windsor to me, but they say in the auction it's a clevland. I could be wrong, but if I'm right, I'm surprised that many people bid on it with a screwy description...
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So have I . The engine in the picture definitely has Cleveland valve covers(8 bolts....Windsors have 6). It may have started life as a 351W, but I'm no expert on VIN codes.

I bet if you kicked one of the fenders that all that bondo and garbage would fall off. I paid $1900 for my car, btw.

fvike said:
The '67-'68s got the nicest rear end of all the classic years. To bad so many are ruining them with the Shelby rear valance/decklid.
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Not me boy!


12sec67's car does look good, though....
 

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1320stang

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I think the quarter ends are from a coupe.
 
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The first thing I thought was Batmobile! I kinda like it. Stealthy...
 

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I looks quite sinister in flat black. Kind of cool.

Kind of retro back to the late 70's and early 80's with the short lived IMCA styled cars. Those cars were really radical with the front apron and huge quarterpanels and wheel flairs.

Those cars were generally fugly, but like I said this car looks nicer.
 

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It looks to me like the area around the wheel opening was stretched and the lip was hammered out to form the flare. I don't like that the flares drop over the tires like the metal melted and started flowing over past the flaring. I just don't like that look. The rear quarter end caps look like the originals were just chopped off to flow with the top surface of the quarter. The trunk lid looks stock, looks taller maybe because of the end caps. I've studied the pictures as I'm trying to figure out how I want to flare my fenders and quarters. The whole package looks like maybe it wasn't turning out as intended. It will take a lot of work to make it right.
 

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Wow I noticed ice (at the liquor store for when you need it "on the rocks on the spot") must be very hard to come by there because it's $12.99 a bag?
 

DarkoStoj

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thehueypilot said:
Wow I noticed ice (at the liquor store for when you need it "on the rocks on the spot") must be very hard to come by there because it's $12.99 a bag?
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looks like a beer advertisement on the ice box to me
 
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I like it , except for the running board things on it it went for 6250.00
 
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