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It is a long shot or maybe something else will show up . Over a year ago there was a pr of rear quarters on EBay in Md. I don't think they were factory full but they went from door to end. Price was right I just didn't feel like driving there . Now as I have the car up on the lift I see I really...

maverick could use some cheer send him a get well card

I believe there was two different buyers. The one guy was going to buy both. The original one was in the RM auction. I think they both are in Fla., The pic of the LRW on the trailer was for the Chy dealer show that would explain the other two Dodges the tractor and the sdn.

71 was in Canada

Just a guess but wasn't there a Hemi car like the Corronet in the back of Dons Museum that he said came from the FBI or one of the Fed groups.

Actually none in a museum any more ? unless it appeared in one. The one from Garlits is long gone. The one I have is the first when you look in the bed you see the bright red, the original color.

The first one didn't have corner windows. I have it sitting in the shop or at least what is left of it after the Canadian wreck

Go right to the horse and call Maverick and ask him. I believe he will tell you when he first saw it it had carbs but when he first drove it it had inj. I didn't get it in a spot to take a pic of the inj. but I will plan something. I didn't set up an E- Town as planned.

Here is a few answers Truck was built with carbs but it would go up and then stall from too much or not enough gas fall back down and restart and go again. It had carbs when Chy first showed it to Maverick but when he went to try it it was changed to Hilborns. If I get a chance I will take a pic...

Snap-On cost more for a few reasons. Quality, it is a good tool. Service , Sears doesn't come to you door and think what it must cost to drive that big truck (that wasn't free either) around. Credit. You buy a ratchet for $125 and pay $20 a week. You don't see an interest charge BUT !

I just got a call back $600 + OUCH:protest:

I figured If I could save something It would be OK if it is a fairly new one. There is no day or two rebuild anymore, closer to a week because no one keeps stuff in stock. Also the newer cores are much thinner that 10 -15 years ago (Import ?) Just thought I would try.

At that age It isn't worth even the shipping to me. I have one that old in the car. I am looking for something that has been recored maybe 10 years ago. Thanks anyway

But how old is it and what is it going to cost to cross the US ?

How old and how much