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#536110 - 09/07/08 02:59 PM Thinking about parting out 1942 Lincoln Conv ??
oldwhizzer Member Registered: 10/20/05 Posts: 42	Thinking about parting out lincoln Conv. Seeing if there is any interest in parts?? thanks OW
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#536114 - 09/07/08 03:19 PM Re: Thinking about parting out 1942 Lincoln Conv ?? [Re: oldwhizzer]
peecher Member Registered: 01/04/03 Posts: 602 Loc: Washington	OW, A '42 convertible is an extremely rare car. It might be worth restoring if it isn't too far gone? Do you have any pics? Dee
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#538266 - 09/17/08 12:43 PM Re: Thinking about parting out 1942 Lincoln Conv ?? [Re: peecher]
rickomo1 Member Registered: 10/01/07 Posts: 118 Loc: PORTLAND,OR	where are you locataed it would make a differnce . i have 2 42's and always need parts or full car. thx ricko _________________________ Rick O'Mohundro 1942 lincoln zephyr 3 pass coupe 1942 lincoln sedan 1952 desoto sportsman 2dr hardtop 1984 camaro 1947 cadillac 62 sedan 1952 chrysler windsor
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#545801 - 10/19/08 06:09 PM Re: Thinking about parting out 1942 Lincoln Conv ?? [Re: oldwhizzer]
5030jerry New Member Registered: 10/18/08 Posts: 1	I would be interested in the motor.
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#546238 - 10/20/08 11:46 PM Re: Thinking about parting out 1942 Lincoln Conv ?? [Re: oldwhizzer]
1948Lincoln Member Registered: 07/17/07 Posts: 806 Loc: California	I would not mind some of the parts can you pm me a list of what you want to get rid of? _________________________ Wes' 1921 Chevrolet '490'- in the family since 1972 1941 Dodge Buisness Coupe- in the family since 1955 1948 Lincoln Continental- in the family from 1975-1991 and bought back in 2007! 1966 Ford Mustang - owned since 2001 1978 Lincoln MKV- family owned since 1978 1989 Buick Lesabre Limited 2 door- family owned since 2006 Clubs: WPC LCOC LZOC VCCA Tucker Club
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#546686 - 10/22/08 02:12 PM Re: Thinking about parting out 1942 Lincoln Conv ?? [Re: 1948Lincoln]
peecher Member Registered: 01/04/03 Posts: 602 Loc: Washington	From the pictures I saw I believe all he had was a fenderless, bare, post war convertible body with 2 good doors. could be wrong but I believe he had the doors listed on E-Bay a week or so ago? He may have a few more odds and ends.
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