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zepher

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  1. If I wasn't going to be moving in a few months I would grab them just to hang onto them in case someone needs them down the road. Would be a shame to send that stuff to the scrap yard.
  2. Those are some very reasonable prices for the parts offered. GLWTS
  3. I'm sure the military has destroyed far fewer vehicles than the movie / film industry has over the years.
  4. I'm surprised this car hasn't sold for that price. A running, driving car should have been sold a long time ago at this price. But that is a very plain looking car for being a Cadillac.
  5. I would not pull on the wooden spokes. Your best bet is to pull on the hub itself by using pressure on the large axle nut as the puller shown a few posts above does. Pulling on the wooden spokes is a recipe for disaster that will lead to deformed, split of broken spokes.
  6. Are the front wheel bearings that much of a pain to do that the seller isn't going to bother with them? Makes me wonder what else he is skimping on when it comes to basic maintenance.
  7. Sure hope they find the car in tact and the thieves are found and dealt with.
  8. Thanks for posting the pictures. Looks like some amazing progress has been made.
  9. Welcome. Post some pictures of your project. We love pictures around here.
  10. That sure is a lot of detail about just about every aspect of the cars. Great find. Thanks for sharing.
  11. I like it. Brings back memories when I owned a 1975 Sport Coupe. Was a great driving car.
  12. Improper parking brake operation, or not securing the parking brake, not having the vehicle in gear when parked or no chock blocks being used. Another 100 percent preventable incident.
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