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  1. 01-24-2005 01:22 PM #1
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    young kid with hotrod intentions..

     



    Hey FNG here, I have been into hard core 4 wheeling for a while, but I had an urge to build something fast, fun and a little bit of a hot rod.


    Glad I found this site!!!


    -shawn



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    Welcome aboard Shawn, good start on the truck.

    Now.........let's get serious. That a '32 3 window back in the corner?
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    good eyes bob ,
    looks like a good start , keep up the good work shawn
    yes i drove ,the trailer didnot drive it's self
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    Very good eyes Bob. I didn't catch that. Now I know why you still are a youngster
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    Originally posted by Bob Parmenter
    Welcome aboard Shawn, good start on the truck.

    Now.........let's get serious. That a '32 3 window back in the corner?
    nope

    34 plymouth 5 window, project 454/t-400

    just going to be low buck flat black rod, it belongs to the guy that I lease shop space from. He also has a 32 studebaker in ruff shape. A 69 chevelle convert, and behind my projectis his 69 gto convertable "clone" that I am doing the paint and body work on.



    here is my other project, 68 plymouth fury III... 383 and 727, shure grip rear, I am selling it though.



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