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Old 12-02-2013, 02:52 PM
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Steve,

Wow, that might look great on the Black Car. Would that be considered "correct" for a 1972 Formula? Maybe a custom paint job, jack it up a little...

If I promised to keep the body side moulding intact, would you offer me a repeat customer discount on the shaker? Maybe free shipping?

I'm sorry, this thread is getting a little too antagonistic. I think everyone is on edge after spending a long "holiday" with their better half and off-spring.




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Old 12-02-2013, 04:00 PM
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Steve,

Wow, that might look great on the Black Car. Would that be considered "correct" for a 1972 Formula? Maybe a custom paint job, jack it up a little...

If I promised to keep the body side moulding intact, would you offer me a repeat customer discount on the shaker? Maybe free shipping?

I'm sorry, this thread is getting a little too antagonistic. I think everyone is on edge after spending a long "holiday" with their better half and off-spring.



Don't you dare....

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Old 12-02-2013, 04:04 PM
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Got me on the spelling

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Old 12-02-2013, 04:45 PM
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Steve,

Wow, that might look great on the Black Car. Would that be considered "correct" for a 1972 Formula? Maybe a custom paint job, jack it up a little...

If I promised to keep the body side moulding intact, would you offer me a repeat customer discount on the shaker? Maybe free shipping?
If you did get that hacksaw out, we'd have to rename you BentwheelPoncherello. And I don't think you could handle that kind of stress.

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Cool looking hood with shaker and ram air




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Old 12-31-2013, 10:01 PM
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The hood on that black car is not new or even a new thought. This hood if I remember correct was first seen on a Formula back in the 70's on a show called C.H.I.P.S. as the cop who was called Ponch bought a Formula from the police auction & it had this hood on the car he bought way back then. In fact this car came up last year & I posted the same thing back then.

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