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  1. 11-16-2010 02:09 PM #16
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    Don THANKS your OK I don't care what Bob says about you LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by 35fordcoupe View Post
    that frame really must be gone...the front fenders are sticking up in the air The frame on my dad's GTO is solid and he lived in NJ and drove it up all over New England skiing!
    Sitting in an unheated barn with dirt/gravel floors will eat up the underside of a car quickly. They condense moisture when the temperature cycles, especially during the dead of winter. My son brought his Mustang home during cold weather, pulled it into the barn (salt residue & all) on the gravel and it sat there for a year. Could not believe how much rust popped out on the undercarriage
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    Quote Originally Posted by cffisher View Post
    Don THANKS your OK I don't care what Bob says about you LOL

    What????? Did Bob say something about me?????? Aw, he's just a big old Pussycat at heart.

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  5. 11-16-2010 09:51 PM #19
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    Cool find! Convertable goat is a sweet one! Tri power is even better.
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