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tony barnhill
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Jac, its a round wheel arch Midget...makes it a '73/'74 car.
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jlaird
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Ahh, has roll up windows and a trunk as well. that makes it a 1098 and a rib case I supose. Also has a split rear bumper with small rubber bits on the uprights. Guess I need to look real close. It is close by now, about half a mile away in a nice garage.
He is going to try to turn a buck on it. I told him it was prob worth 5 to 800 as is but it is going to need a lot of work. But then my standards are not his. He has always been into Mustangs and Studabakers. Buys cheep, fixes up to be drivers and sells.
He is going to try to turn a buck on it. I told him it was prob worth 5 to 800 as is but it is going to need a lot of work. But then my standards are not his. He has always been into Mustangs and Studabakers. Buys cheep, fixes up to be drivers and sells.
tony barnhill
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You're right, Rik...they made a few RWA's in '72.
tony barnhill
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Yep, they were all 1275's.