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this is parked at a transmission shop about 5 minutes away. It is a creation and I absolutely love it

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I approve.
Wouldn't throw it out of my garage.
 
very cool!
 
What a wonderfully weird build. I am curious as to why they didn't fill the seams where the rear doors used to be.
 
waltesefalcon said:
What a wonderfully weird build. I am curious as to why they didn't fill the seams where the rear doors used to be.
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I didn't look that closely but it might be alternate storage, poss. spare tire, golf clubs, AR?
 
If you look at the one Mickey posted it is the same - so I don't think it was ever planned
 
waltesefalcon said:
What a wonderfully weird build. I am curious as to why they didn't fill the seams where the rear doors used to be.
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Walter, I saw one of those conversions where they left the lower part of the rear door still operational to use as a storage compartment.
 
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