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I didn't buy it !

these work ok if it isn't windy

is that a is that a vulcan tow body?

Now on my calendar, thanks for the heads up!

mine

I like the triple stripe whitewalls.

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/cto/d/smithfield-1965-imperial/7539195192.html

great story, thanks for sharing.

I don't know what I'm doing but click on the link above, can anybody see the picture?

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have you seen this ad? https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/5171184106264624/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post

detmatt the washington car is now in massachusetts and it is solid!! still has some factory exhaust parts...

As a new member, who has immersed himself, as of late, into full frame imperial 'verts .(not my first immersion) All I have to say is, There is so much detail to these cars, that if they were perfect, then the cost of purchase should/ would be understandably high.

I saw it at carlisle, he wasn't interested in selling it for my offered price , at all. nice piece though. glad i waited, bought a 65 and a 66 since.

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could you please tell me who has the convertible weatherstripping, i need some. great job man, very ambitious. Ive been around this kind of work for a long time and I decided to buy a whole car. 15 years ago I would have done what you are doing!

:popcorn:

believe that car sold quickly a couple months back.

I own a repair shop in Mass. I put the car up on the lift after my 850 mile ride home, changed the oil and re-adjusted the brakes, its in great shape underneath, been worked on plenty mechanically but no obvious hacks or mods, just the way I like em! expensive is usually worth it!