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Well, whoever owned it first obviously didn't care too much about anything with wheels. Your previous owner obviously had some skills and a dream. How in the world did you get him to sell that car to you? Was it big $$?
Anyway, it's gorgeous.
Anyway, it's gorgeous.
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I did also have to re-line the gas tank and change the fuel filters since there was a little moisture / debris from the car sitting so long.
I've been browsing around for a classic muscle car for a while and this deal was just something I couldn't pass up (at least I thought so).
The Previous owner also had a 67 camero that he rebuilt from the ground up that just looked awesome. It was his father / son hobby rebuilding cars.
Last edited by Joffroi; July 9th, 2010 at 07:21 PM.
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I like to think I got a steal. 5k for the 70 SX matching numbers with the rebuilt 455 under the hood. When he sold it, the rebuilt motor had less then 10 miles on it (along with the tires too). The vinyl top was put on 2 weeks prior and he did the paint himself. Power seating, cruise control, power windows, AM/FM, 8track player (not sure if it works yet, I think the speaker might be shot), AC. The interior does need to be completely redone, along with the exhaust needing to be replaced though.
I did also have to re-line the gas tank and change the fuel filters since there was a little moisture / debris from the car sitting so long.
I've been browsing around for a classic muscle car for a while and this deal was just something I couldn't pass up (at least I thought so).
The Previous owner also had a 67 camero that he rebuilt from the ground up that just looked awesome. It was his father / son hobby rebuilding cars.
I did also have to re-line the gas tank and change the fuel filters since there was a little moisture / debris from the car sitting so long.
I've been browsing around for a classic muscle car for a while and this deal was just something I couldn't pass up (at least I thought so).
The Previous owner also had a 67 camero that he rebuilt from the ground up that just looked awesome. It was his father / son hobby rebuilding cars.
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