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Selling this pair of NOS Polara/Monaco rear side marker lens with gaskets. Part Numbers: 3420868 & 3420869 Selling the pair for $24 price includes the shipping in the US.

I have seen a number of these at various military bases. A bit of Apollo era history. In the early 60's NASA needed to extend the range of the ground tracking and communications network. To this end, 8 KC-135's were modified with a 7 foot steerable dish in the nose. CAlled Apollo Range...

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1963 Ford "Police Interceptor"

1961 Newport "Enforcer". Detroit police.

1956 Chevrolet Model 210 Police

I do hope the pressure will be on the current owner by ALL my peeps to get Daves car back home.

1946 flathead, v8 Fords, Deaborn, MI police.

one more .... Albany, NY. suburbs taking root.

Asserted to be Alexandria VA, 1957. Example of "suburbia" hogged out of farmland all over post WWII America. Left middle, shows what was there before it became "rows of houses that are all the same, and no one seems to care.":poke:

We will miss you Eric.

Unfortunately I won’t be able to go to the show this year with my kidney issues and being on dialysis, but I hope to next year. Have fun to whoever goes, I hope to see some pictures.

Got back over to my brother's this morning and he already had it pulled into the shop. We are going to see if we can get the ac and the drivers window working again. Did get a few more pics. 5th pic we tried doing a quick buff. I think she will clean up pretty nice. 6th pic is the only wtf we...

I used Fel-pro vs 13379 gaskets

Hello, I did everything you said it it leaks a little on the bottom corners near firewall. Should I remove and apply a little Permatex aviation sealant liquid?

Selling this used 1966 Fury steering wheel cover. It is not perfect, but still in nice presentable condition. Part Number: 2660100 Selling for $20 + shipping

Technically that's for 1967 but it will probably fit exactly the same as for 1968. That would be for the standard steering wheel (non-tilt/tele).

The vehicle just keeps giving! I am glad that you have patience and are progressing!

Stoneliegh (betwen Birminghan and London) UK, asserted to be 1950. Looks earlier tho going by the look of the car. Most likely a British auto make but dunno which one. Sorry if here already .. threads pretty big now :)