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Arkley SS on ebay
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Trevor Jessie
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C'mon it could be a good parts car. Apparently the guy put some new part into it. If it were local, I'd pay $250-300.
ncbugeye
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There are many ways to restore a classic car. Many are interesting, quirky, even idiosyncratic. Faux pre-war cliché styling sometimes works, and it sometimes doesn't.
In my personal opinion the Arkley has to be the ugliest, most cliché-ridden, least successful way of doing it ever to see the light of day.
What is wrong with the design? _EVERYTHING_
In my personal opinion the Arkley has to be the ugliest, most cliché-ridden, least successful way of doing it ever to see the light of day.
What is wrong with the design? _EVERYTHING_
