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10-02-2013, 05:58 AM
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I had pictures of the '66 and forgot to post them.
Nice looking ride, no good shots of interior. 
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When I die, I want to go peacefully like my grandfather did, in his sleep. Not screaming like the passengers in his car. 
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10-02-2013, 08:57 PM
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Cammer spotting
I met the owner of this 67 Tempest 4 door this past weekend.
The car is about 5 miles from me. Plain Jane 4 door Tempest post car, am radio, auto and power steering. Now I have to try & convince him not to strip & break this car up. Battery was low, so I couldn't start it, but was told it has a spun bearing.  I hope to be able to offer him sheet metal equal to or better than the ones on this car, and then offer to buy the "rolling shell" he wants to sell in it's entirety. Wish me luck 
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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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