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Always loved that one. In red. I even built a model of one as a kid. Good luck - that would be nice.
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Vintage Car Thread - Discussion and Parts Requests
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You won't get ahead in life with that attitude. It's all about buying low and selling high.
I bought my Cadillac car on the cheap, if I can put the Chevy part in it for cheap compared to the Caddy part, then I'm even farther ahead. When I decide to sell it near retail, I'll be real happy that I pinched my pennies.
I bought my Cadillac car on the cheap, if I can put the Chevy part in it for cheap compared to the Caddy part, then I'm even farther ahead. When I decide to sell it near retail, I'll be real happy that I pinched my pennies.
If you can afford a Ferrari then you can afford the points.
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I love buying and selling, buying more than selling. My dad told me "You can't keep 'em all!"
I don't buy anything to resell.
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The 308GTB is still relatively affordable. Not sure I want to grow the stache though!If you can afford a Ferrari then you can afford the points.
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The 308GTB is still relatively affordable. Not sure I want to grow the stache though!
Ah yes, the 70s porn moustache. lol lol
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Too much money, not enough house. Interested in a 20 acre parcel with a bigger house for about 15,000 more.
Thinking about doing the unthinkable and getting a more modern car; a late model Town Car.
Well, buy the house on Roosevelt then.
Thinking about doing the unthinkable and getting a more modern car; a late model Town Car.
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You'll enjoy that...until it breaks down and you try to fix it.
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Too much money, not enough house. Interested in a 20 acre parcel with a bigger house for about 15,000 more.
Thinking about doing the unthinkable and getting a more modern car; a late model Town Car.
:eeek: And it is a Ford product with a Hippie Top. :eeek::eusa_doh:
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Too much money, not enough house. Interested in a 20 acre parcel with a bigger house for about 15,000 more.
Thinking about doing the unthinkable and getting a more modern car; a late model Town Car.
You could get the 40 acre one with the log cabin house that I mentioned earlier.
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Whatever you do, don't drop the $250 key down a storm drain.
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Or lose it and then find it later----after you buy a new one.:eusa_doh:
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There is a workaround for the key. Open the black plastic end and there is a pill or chip inside. Glue this pill next to the key switch with a hot glue gun and any key that fits the lock will work. So glue the pill inside the plastic housing and have some spare keys cut for $1.79 at the hardware store. Don't wait till you lose the last one.
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What if your car doesn't have keyholes?
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Use the crank as usual fool! lol
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