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On 2/17/2024 at 5:01 PM, rocketraider said:
I am absolutely not seeing $28.5k here.
The wire wheels and the faults mentioned are only the start.
The intoxicating memory of Barrett-Jackson is fresh in the sellers mind.
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I’m sending a pic of the build sheet of my 36 Dodge that had factory dual sidemounts. I know you’re talking 35 but I believe they were identical and the paperwork says “2 wells” and nothing else so you gotta think steel covers came with.
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Great to see your car back up and running. Those engine mods will give you a boost and the trans should keep the revs down that would otherwise nuke your engine. Enjoy!
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Very sad to hear the news. Rodger rebuilt the radio for my 36 Dodge several years back. Such a great guy always there to lend a hand. God speed.
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Something fishy with the colors on this car. Black and pink upholstery on a yellow and white car makes zero sense. I remember years back seeing a yellow and black 69 Camaro with green houndstooth interior on a sleezeball used car lot. Gutter ball.
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You sound like me back when I bought my 36 Dodge. My advice to just about anyone especially about buying a not-so-rare car, get one that's already done. Also read EThomas post re: 1931 Chrysler.
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There is a 32 Plymouth convertible coupe for sale right now on the forum for 25K. I'd look at that first. A person could easily put 25K in the resto even if they initially got the car for free.
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Totally impressed by the workmanship of this rebuild. What a project. Not so much of a boat guy, but i am now!
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Did you give NAPA a shot? It's amazing what is available there.
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NOS parts are great EXCEPT for seals! Modern seals are the only way to go. Beautiful car!
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I love the waterfall grills on this car. Wouldn’t mind owning one myself. I have a friend with a cache of NORS seat covers that would save you big bucks and really bring back the interior. Let me know.
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The definition I looked up sez; “Something from the past of high quality, especially something that was the best of its kind.” I like that.
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Post a photo or two. Everything is going to depend on the quality of the wood.
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Remember the Pontiac Can-am model? I sorta liked those back in the day. Try to find one now.
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Forgive me but what was the car that looked like it came from the lake bottom?
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Shoot us a couple pics of the offending parts. I'll bet you'll get a chorus of solutions.
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2 hours ago, joe_padavano said:
First, stop assuming that information on the interwebs is correct. About 80% of the automotive info I've seen is flat wrong.
Second, later model engines with timing belts typically drive the water pump with that timing belt. You have to pull the timing belt off to change the water pump, so in that case you'd be silly not to install a new water pump at the same time you were changing the belt. The amount of additional work is just the number of bolts on the water pump. Also, timing belts typically should be replaced at about 50,000 miles.
Modern day timing belts will give you 100K easily.
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i always loved the front bumper treatment on the RS. Very attractive design. Amazing low mile survivor. Good find!
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Can you show us the underside and give the length in inches?
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On 6/17/2022 at 9:44 AM, Mickaisy said:
Sold me the center grill for my 36 and he was so easy to work with and responded to messages very quickly. Thank you and good luck with the sale!
For that kinda money I’ll come over and mow your lawn even!
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CA is a mighty big state. Your might want to state your location?
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I love those headlights but they don’t look like sealed beams. Were trucks exempt in 1940?
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8 minutes ago, keiser31 said:
This is a 1932 DK8....no exterior visor.
Beautiful car but bad wheel color.
For Sale: 1949 Oldsmobile Futuramic 88 - "One family owned" Sedan, "Good condition" - Spokane, WA - Not Mine
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