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11-03-2007, 07:28 PM
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Well Done
As many others, I have silently followed your progress over your journey. You should be proud of yourself. You did an absolutely amazing job. With people like you there is no danger of these old classics ever falling by the wayside.
Just like down under (Aust) you will get an enormous kick out of people coming to you to complement you on the car and wanting to talk about. Enjoy the fruits of your labour. Tony |
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#2
11-04-2007, 03:42 PM
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Terrific Job!
Gene
I think you've inspired all of us who have a similar project just waiting to be started/finished' My 66 Bonneville convertible was going great until I ran into some of the same rust issues you tackled. It got moved into the garage saturday. Major motivation seeing where you started from and finished with. Enjoy your ride.  Ron
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Another Red Light Nightmare 1966 Martinique Bronze 2+2 428 tri-power auto, black top & bucket seat interior, pass recliner, ATC, Cruise, AM FM, Reverb, Wood wheel, tilt, ps, pb, pw  1966 Catalina, Barrier blue with a white vinyl top, tilt, AC, ps, pb, bucket seats with console 68 428 4 bolt, 4 speed M20 and a 66 tri-power project. Semper Fi |
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#3
11-04-2007, 04:57 PM
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Ron,
Maybe it's now your turn to inspire. Thanks for the kind words. |
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