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#517989 - 06/19/08 05:35 PM Progress -- engine and tranny now in...
CBoz Member Registered: 12/15/01 Posts: 718 Loc: Chapel Hill, NC	Took the engine and tranny up to Color-ite in CT, and now it's dropped in. Getting there! Attachments _________________________ Cecil Bozarth * 1937 Lincoln Zephyr 3-Window coupe http://www.mindspring.com/~bozarth * 1966 GT Mustang coupe (my first car) http://www.vintage-mustang.com/mow19/mow.html.
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#518034 - 06/19/08 09:43 PM Re: Progress -- engine and tranny now in... [Re: CBoz]
peecher Member Registered: 01/04/03 Posts: 583 Loc: Washington	Looking good!!! just like Christmas in June with all that red and green!
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#518048 - 06/19/08 10:27 PM Re: Progress -- engine and tranny now in... [Re: peecher]
AceCollins Member Registered: 05/23/03 Posts: 229 Loc: Texas	Looks super. You have come so far with a car many would not have even attempted. By the way, I did drive my 37 today, but is is a poor to a 3 window coupe. Just can't get much cooler than that!!! And I sincerely mean that! _________________________ http://www.acecollins.com/classicartdecoca.html
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#518058 - 06/19/08 11:19 PM Re: Progress -- engine and tranny now in... [Re: AceCollins]
Phil Knapp Member Registered: 02/09/03 Posts: 790 Loc: Round Rock, Texas	OUTSTANDING!! A dream coming true! Congratulations Cecil! _________________________ Phil Knapp
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#518110 - 06/20/08 08:41 AM Re: Progress -- engine and tranny now in... [Re: Phil Knapp]
CBoz Member Registered: 12/15/01 Posts: 718 Loc: Chapel Hill, NC	Thanks, I'm getting excited. The most fun part of a restoration is putting together clean, refurbished parts. Still have a ways to go, but I can see the end now. _________________________ Cecil Bozarth * 1937 Lincoln Zephyr 3-Window coupe http://www.mindspring.com/~bozarth * 1966 GT Mustang coupe (my first car) http://www.vintage-mustang.com/mow19/mow.html.
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#518158 - 06/20/08 12:44 PM Re: Progress -- engine and tranny now in... [Re: CBoz]
no more Member Registered: 09/26/05 Posts: 475	NOW IT IS FUN... I TOOK PHOTOS THE DAY I HOOKED UP POWER..LIGHTS ETC..YOU KNOW, THAT CHROME YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT ALL THOSE YEARS..FINALLY BOLTED IN PLACE KINDA GIVES YOU A SECOND WIND....
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#520053 - 06/29/08 08:25 AM Re: Progress -- engine and tranny now in... [Re: no more]
no more Member Registered: 09/26/05 Posts: 475	I dont think i would do another, although if I had that six figure resource, oh yea..make it perfecto Attachments
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