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Subject:   Re: Re: Re: 1957 plymouth fury
Name:   GaryO
Date Posted:   Aug 23, 08 - 8:10 AM
IP Address:   71.48.74.104
Email:   gwo1988@yahoo.com
Message:   They look indenctical except for the color of the trim. I like the red one better.
10 years ago I drug a 1958 Savoy out of the woods, sold it to some guy guy who needed the parts from it as he was building a Christine. How I found it was the house that quite unique across the road was for sale and I went over to look at the house and as I looked out the back window, I saw those huge tail fins sticking up out of the woods, the realtor gave it to me to get it out of there. A few people thought I should have kept it and fixed it up, but I was working on the sweptline at the time.
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Re: 1957 plymouth fury by steve · Aug 23, 08 - 4:22 PM
Re: 1957 plymouth fury by steve · Aug 23, 08 - 4:25 PM
Re: Re: 1957 plymouth fury by Russ Ashley · Aug 24, 08 - 5:06 AM


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