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02-09-2015, 09:54 AM
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Bill fortunately when I bought this 64 in 77 it was a survivor still in it's original paint and hadn't been messed with . so when I cleaned it up and detailed it. I tried to keep everything looking as it was . The unfortunate thing was I did do a color ( matador red candy with gold base ) change shortly after I bought it but it was returned to the original grenadier red a few years later when I found out how original the car really was.
Other 64 owners it would be interesting if you could check your torsion rods and see if there is any remains of yellow on them . It would only be on the drivers side and the spring with the longer ends.
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