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One, a '68, was a black Endura-delete convertible.
But the really interesting one was a 1969 convertible in Warwick Blue with gold buckets! I asked the owner whether it was a recommended combination, which was a mistake because he began to lecture me about this and that - he inferred something else. In any case, I just checked it out online and indeed it was not a recommended combination. I will post photos tomorrow..... |
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I don't think that color combo would look very good.
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Black Endura Delete would be cool - Chrome & black are always a cool combo.
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Some guys they just give up living And start dying little by little, piece by piece, Some guys come home from work and wash up, And go racin' in the street. Bruce Springsteen - Racing In The Street - 1978 |
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Notre Dame fan order it?
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be a simple...kinda man. |
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I'm a moron - I only got a pic of the tag.
Had a Judge stripe and spoiler but no Judge markings otherwise. |
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There is a nice, black endura delete hardtop that shows up at every BOP show I've been to. Nice.
That blue and gold car actually sounds rather intriguing.
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The Atlanta car is in the hands of the original owner. Can't remember his name but met him before.
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