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11/16/11, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by mustangGT90210
Sweet! What are the specs on it?
11/17/11, 10:56 AM
I will buy Jack Stands!!!
11/17/11, 12:32 PM
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11/17/11, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted by mustangGT90210
Sounds like a **** good deal! More pics are in order I think
Originally Posted by codeman94
yes please! I've never seen one before!
Originally Posted by cdynaco
Sure its only 122?
My 83 odometer reads 53k. But its 253k. And I'm remembering it has one of those starters that sound like a worn out sewing machine the 318 was famous for.
And yea, that's about what the starter sounds like
11/17/11, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by codeman94
sorry...
1. born in '85.
2. Live in the Snow Belt.
3. Its very rare for a car to make it 30 years up here without completely rusting out.
1. born in '85.
2. Live in the Snow Belt.
3. Its very rare for a car to make it 30 years up here without completely rusting out.
Very much like a Blazer or Bronco except the back roof was not removable.
And I think they made some 2 wheel drive ones. But I'm not sure.
11/17/11, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs
Ones.
Just giving you a hard time. I still see them all the time.
Very much like a Blazer or Bronco except the back roof was not removable.
And I think they made some 2 wheel drive ones. But I'm not sure.
Just giving you a hard time. I still see them all the time.
Very much like a Blazer or Bronco except the back roof was not removable.
And I think they made some 2 wheel drive ones. But I'm not sure.
11/17/11, 04:38 PM
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lol thought you'd get a kick out of that. 
Back in HS (early 70's) my friend had a 2+2 289. They had a big family so his dad had an Eldo (first time I ever saw fwd burnouts), and the mom had this huge Dodge extended van with that 318 and that wimpy starter motor. It seemed to have a number of repairs whereas the Mustang was always dependable. So the joke was 'that dam Dodge'!
Now, whenever Schumacher beats JFR, you can hear me yell 'that dam Dodge!'.
All because of that 318 starter.
Back in HS (early 70's) my friend had a 2+2 289. They had a big family so his dad had an Eldo (first time I ever saw fwd burnouts), and the mom had this huge Dodge extended van with that 318 and that wimpy starter motor. It seemed to have a number of repairs whereas the Mustang was always dependable. So the joke was 'that dam Dodge'!
Now, whenever Schumacher beats JFR, you can hear me yell 'that dam Dodge!'.
All because of that 318 starter.
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11/18/11, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by HOSS429
it was all done in the random photo thread .. six pages worth
11/18/11, 11:22 AM
A Man Just Needs Some....
Damm telemarketing bastards blowing the home phone up all day. Wish I could just track one of these guys down. Old school phone whip would be great.
11/18/11, 12:01 PM
11/18/11, 12:31 PM
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Man I nailed it this last week! All before the big storm hit! 
Got enough firewood scrounged up so I could put the camper shell back on Wednesday evening.
Put the final wrap on picking up stuff and putting away on Thurs and in classic tradition, the last thing was putting the final two hoses in the shed at dark.
Built a huge fire, enjoyed an extended happy hour in celebration, slept in till 10. Woke up with 4-5" of snow and snowing hard.
Got it done in the nick of time!!
Got enough firewood scrounged up so I could put the camper shell back on Wednesday evening.
Put the final wrap on picking up stuff and putting away on Thurs and in classic tradition, the last thing was putting the final two hoses in the shed at dark.
Built a huge fire, enjoyed an extended happy hour in celebration, slept in till 10. Woke up with 4-5" of snow and snowing hard.
Got it done in the nick of time!!
11/18/11, 01:46 PM
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