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None of the three is mine.
The first is for sale in Minnesota, although the plates inside the trunk hint at a previous life in Louisiana. It now has a "rebuilt 440" but, if I read correctly the fuzzy VIN photo, it is an L-code and so must have been born with a 383-2 beating under its hood (which happens to sport a 383 badge, confirming the reading). Whether the seller has no clue or the engine has been changed, I'll let folks chime in.
The car seems pretty basic -- bench seat, 2-speed wipers, and I don't see a power booster -- could it be a rare car without power brakes? The roof does not look original, and there are a number of changes in the engine bay. For example, I see A/C vents inside but the A/C unit seems to have been removed. Price seems high at $18.5k.
PS: The VIN looks like PM27L0D144651 -- in which case it was built the same day as @1970FuryConv 's G-code Fury 'vert, or the day after!
The first is for sale in Minnesota, although the plates inside the trunk hint at a previous life in Louisiana. It now has a "rebuilt 440" but, if I read correctly the fuzzy VIN photo, it is an L-code and so must have been born with a 383-2 beating under its hood (which happens to sport a 383 badge, confirming the reading). Whether the seller has no clue or the engine has been changed, I'll let folks chime in.
The car seems pretty basic -- bench seat, 2-speed wipers, and I don't see a power booster -- could it be a rare car without power brakes? The roof does not look original, and there are a number of changes in the engine bay. For example, I see A/C vents inside but the A/C unit seems to have been removed. Price seems high at $18.5k.
PS: The VIN looks like PM27L0D144651 -- in which case it was built the same day as @1970FuryConv 's G-code Fury 'vert, or the day after!
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