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I have a Fauxlex - would that do?
 
People seem to have a hard time grasping when a car with a five-digit odometer goes over 100,000 miles, it goes back to zero again. Could this car actually have 32k miles? Maybe. But, I've seen some gross examples of "15,000 mile survivor", and the car has clearly gone more than that. If this was a barn find, it was probably a leaky barn.

And, did they really have to use a dryer vent hose for the heater intake?
 
Door pillar rusted out overspray on door latches it's been painted.
 
One of the minus of the internet, everyone with some old rusty non-runner they've had since high school or inherited only sees the auction examples asking prices and assumes it must be worth that much. Cuz who pays for restorations, doesn't everyone do their own for free??....
 
It was found inna barn alright..... right behind a bull inna hay. :highly_amused:
 
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