68 spt fury rag 4 spd - NM
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http://carsonline-ads.com/colsite/col?use=UC3_ViewPosting&cmd=showPosting&postingID=58671
this is interesting too........can't be many of these
this is interesting too........can't be many of these
bluefury361
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This car has been listed for over a year now..... Seems like a grear deal to me. I don't know why it hasen't sold.
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Dont we to many 4speeds with tilt and telescopic steering. Gentleman's hot rod for sure. Yet no a/c....odd. Guess you could go aftermarket with it.
Guess my Florida location is showing....
mdh157
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yes, not much need for AC north of Chicago..........maybe 2 -3 months of he year
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no way......I emailed cars-on-line a long time ago to ask, and all they told me was that the ad would be marked sold as soon as the seller made the change.
I keep thinking about that car, I might email him and ask for more pics.
I keep thinking about that car, I might email him and ask for more pics.
Mark, we discussed this car in detail before. Look at the top of the right front fender. Remember we were discussing whether that was a rust hole or a bullet hole?
commando1
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Was the fender extension pot metal or plastic?
mdh157
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yes...........and iirc we were shrugging our shoulders....my guess is some sort of damage from other than rust. would seem very odd to have rust there - like how would it start? small area w/paint scraped off, allowing rust to form?
that's ok w/me though, my interest is with the rag
that's ok w/me though, my interest is with the rag
mdh157
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stan, ext is metal
commando1
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Then they are pot metal.
You can't weld pot metal.
Well, one can try but............
You can't weld pot metal.
Well, one can try but............
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You can try Muggy Weld. It has saved a lot of pot metal pieces that can no longer be found. You can even plate over it if so desired. Perfect for painted fender extensions. muggyweld.com
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commando1
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Wow. I bookmarked that link. Excellent. Thank you!
Lots of pot metal on my NYB.
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Yes it really works great and almost fool proof. It works well on all pot cast pieces. Excellent for pot metal fender extension repair on the 50-70's cars. I would use some on my Fury if I had Pot metal parts on it. lol.
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made an inquiry a few days ago on this car, apparently these scumbags bought it and raised the price. no way they paid 13,500 if they are listing it @ 14,750
http://www.countryclassiccars.com/html/cars.htm
http://www.countryclassiccars.com/html/cars.htm
mdh157
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Is it the same as the first car ad?
Yes........the ignoramous that owned it still hasn't changed the ad status to sold on the other site, but he called them and told them that i left a message, so they called me earlier today to say they had the car for sale. They've had it for abt 1.5 months according to the salesman.
I hate people......I absolutely freaking hate them.
commando1
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That means the seller let the car go for $10k.....
That's what happens when you show up at the door and wave 100 $100 bills in the sellers face and talk a mile a minute.
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