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Cars of course, but I would buy a company and tool it up to make all the obscure parts that restorations companies find unprofitable to make.
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That falls into the category of "how to make a small fortune in the (fill in the blank, i.e. automotive restoration parts business, racing, etc) - start with a large fortune."
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'76, or '77 Ventura SJ coupe; preferably 1977. Then I'd replace the drivetrain with running gear from a '74 GTO w/4-speed.
Second choice would be a '75 Ventura Sprint with factory 3-speed floor shift. Replace the 260 with a freshened up 403. An original Cameo White 1980 Grand Am would be nice. I'd have it color changed to Peidmont Green, no expense spared. (I couldn't do that to a red, black or gold one) |
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