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Love it. I see the HD alternator, but I can't see the rear window defroster. Can you? No honeycombs on the PHS but it's a nice addition.
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The defroster switch is on the dash to the right of the cigarette lighter. You can barely see the grids in this shot:
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And, the side of rear defogger can be seen here too. Last edited by Held for Ransom; 05-15-2010 at 07:19 AM. |
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This is truly a survivor, and truly a barn find. I owned this car for about 5 days. The owner called me when I had Brewster for sale. I flew out there and made a deal with him. The day before the transport arrived he backed out. I looked it over very carefully and it was all there, including the original exhaust. A few rust spots around the rear window and the front nose was touched up, but that should be ok. One picture in the trunk shows the original Arizona plates that were on the car when new in AZ. There were also several oil change receipts in the center console with mileage and dates recorded.
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