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This has been on our local bismanonline.com site for quite awhile. I don't think he's going to get close to his asking price IMO.

Great show, was nice seeing the old cars in the first season.

Mine did not, 67 300 hardtop. So which is correct? Mine also didn't have the blinkers on the front fenders either.

So true. I think there have been hotter arguments about guys choosing paint colors and wheels on here than this thread itself.

This is great.

Agree Fratzog, there has to be something within the CBA that allows the NFLPA the right for their players to do this. Because upper management doesn't like this, they would have tried to stop it already.

As unpopular as my opinion will be, a lot of these guys risk their heads/necks/torsos/legs every play. This has nothing to do with the military as far as a protest but more to do with the leadership of our country and more specifically how minorities are treated everyday in this country. I know...

Agreed, I got my 67' 300 off the same website about 4 years ago. Paid $1650 for it back then. Crazy what some of these people want for anything mopar now. There is an amazing dodge monaco 500 on the same website. 1968 Dodge 500 | Grand Forks, ND Classifieds Just something about those 67-68 body...

Appears to be original. 1967 Chrysler New Yorker 2 dr fast back 440 engine mopar | Rhame, ND Classifieds

Mine is on my 67 300.

Same issue with getting my basement taped n textured. Not worth their time for some of these bigger companies. Try and find a smaller crew, someone who does it for themselves day in, day out. The price will be better and it will get done alot quicker IMO.

So you guys didn't run into any issues putting large rims/tires on your cars?

Not original but they look really good on that car IMO. Looks mean.

This is cool, I had no idea this feature was available. Thanks Polar_500

Thanks, I'll have to look for both.

Is this annual? Can't make this weekend but I'm close enough to get there for next years.

Check out Jimmy Kimmel tonight. Jimmy loved Don and I'm sure they will have something special for him.

Nice, that sounds like what I want. Apparently I should get well acquainted with the eastwood website and products before I start my restoration. Thanks again.

This thread is amazing. Really have some great info in here and also very inspiring. Thanks for the documentation. FYI, just visited Chemnitz, Germany (and Berlin, Wolfenbutel, Frankfurt) last year to watch my sister-in-law play pro basketball. Amazing country. Keep it up on the car!

Thanks for the info guys. ND isn't quite as forgiving in the weather department so I was concerned about moisture and rust after exposing the bare metal, even for a short time. Love this forum.