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  1. 08-25-2005 03:53 PM #1
    Dave Severson
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    One or the other has to go

     



    Because of some medical issues, I am going to be selling either my much loved Ranchero, or the steel '27 Roadster on Deuce rails. Both are project cars, I would sell them as is, or finished to any state of completion. If you are interested (and not just kickin' tires) drop me an email or a PM and maybe we can get together on a price. All trades considered, what fun would life be without trades, anyhow?????


    PS---The Ranchero allready represents over 150 hours of labor on the chop, tin work, and frame.........No mounts built yet for the motor and trans, If I keep working on it the mounts will be for a 351W and a Tremac transmission.
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  3. 08-26-2005 06:06 AM #2
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    Just moving this one back up.
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    No picture of the '27 Dave?
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    Can't do much in the shop for awhile. The frame is in the jig, the body is the '27 coupe in my gallery converted to a roadster......Lots of legroom !!!!! Hopefully I can get back at stuff next week and I'll post a picture or three.
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