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Sadly I think it's pretty cool, I've never seen one with a front end like that. Paint and upholstery are easy to change.
 
That one has come up before. I dug the interior then but not so sure now.
 
I dunno, It's got that "What the heck" factor going. I kind of dig it. It'd go good next to that 289 Cobra and mini from the "new paint job" thread.....
Or next to a Mayers Manx with a similar style.....
 
I admire the commitment if nothing else.

Actually, I admire the commitment AND nothing else. :grin:
 
Im with you Drew. It looks like some grandmas lawn Furniture. This has been up for sale before? Nice car just odd. Its for sale a little North of me. If it was any closer I would go to see it in person.
 
I'd preserve it / do a sympathetic restoration. It's a snapshot of a time in history that will never come again. I think it'd be cool to show along with posters of what was happening at the time - Peter Max, Woodstock, Jimi Hendrix, Janice Joplin, etc. etc. :smile:
 
WillR said:
Im with you Drew. It looks like some grandmas lawn Furniture. This has been up for sale before? Nice car just odd. Its for sale a little North of me. If it was any closer I would go to see it in person.
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Reminds me of Bumps and Miss Mary that lived next to my grandmother.
 
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