1968 Cutlass Supreme
November 13th, 2011, 12:03 PM
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firefighter, it looks like a great project. Hope someone can work out a deal with you soon. It would be a shame to see that thing rust outside.
BTW, your 69 has undergone an amazing color change since you got it. Looks like you're making good progress. I'm somewhat jealous of all the space it appears to have. Heated garage?
BTW, your 69 has undergone an amazing color change since you got it. Looks like you're making good progress. I'm somewhat jealous of all the space it appears to have. Heated garage?
November 13th, 2011, 12:10 PM
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It would be an easy resto project. The roof, windshield. And back glass areas r the worse part. Just need the space inside for the wife's car...
Thanks. I have a 4 car garage buts it not big enough. If the car doesn't sell soon, I'm gonna try to find someplace dry to store it. But I'd rather it go to someone that can get it on the road soon. It's currently shoved in the back corner of the garage too. The garage is insulated and has a gas fireplace, but isn't heated 24-7.
Thanks. I have a 4 car garage buts it not big enough. If the car doesn't sell soon, I'm gonna try to find someplace dry to store it. But I'd rather it go to someone that can get it on the road soon. It's currently shoved in the back corner of the garage too. The garage is insulated and has a gas fireplace, but isn't heated 24-7.
November 13th, 2011, 12:18 PM
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I would kill for a 4 car garage! Mine is insulated too, but it's a newer attached garage and the builders nowadays seem to have a strange definition of 'large oversized garage'. Just enough room for 2 cars. Glad you'll be able to find a dry storage if things don't work out right away. I'll keep you in mind. I can't do anything right now and you're quite far away, but the car looks nice. I hear you have to be a contortionist to work under the dash of a 68/69?
November 13th, 2011, 12:29 PM
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The garage was originally a detracted 2 car and then they added onto the house and garage and made it an attached 4 car (2 car tandom). I can fit 4 cars in it but 3 is the best, so I can actually do something it there.
Yeah 68-9 isn't the easiest to work on dash stuff. I'm spent my fair share of time on my head under there! Lol.
Yeah 68-9 isn't the easiest to work on dash stuff. I'm spent my fair share of time on my head under there! Lol.
November 16th, 2011, 12:27 PM
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November 21st, 2011, 07:05 PM
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Since I have had absolutely no one interested in the car (been for sale for 2 months) as a whole and more interest in some of the parts on it, I guess I will be parting it out...
November 21st, 2011, 08:48 PM
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firefighter, it looks like a great project. Hope someone can work out a deal with you soon. It would be a shame to see that thing rust outside.
BTW, your 69 has undergone an amazing color change since you got it. Looks like you're making good progress. I'm somewhat jealous of all the space it appears to have. Heated garage?
BTW, your 69 has undergone an amazing color change since you got it. Looks like you're making good progress. I'm somewhat jealous of all the space it appears to have. Heated garage?
November 21st, 2011, 08:52 PM
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