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nice.

i personally prefer a notch. wide wheels and tires. nose up, wide open..... hell yeah. and i also dig the tow vehicle. good candidate fo a rebuild. Lenny.

thanks alot MTmopars. i kinda have trouble believing i did this sometimes. Lenny.

thanks alot TMM. ive had to do that too. more than once, sadly, and i know where the cars ended up too. too bad.

update time.

yeah sireland67, the "looks can be deceiving" thing. it sure has come a long, long way. pretty as a picture. pun,pun,pun....Lenny.

thanks kt340sport!!!!!! the only ones i havent seen in a poor to, very poor condition were from out in the southwest. and if it was ever hit....... ooooohhhheeeeeeeeee!

this car belongs to a good friend of mine. he also has a 70 r/t charger!

thanks alot stumper. it's just that there are so darn many of them, they all start to look the same to me. nice but sorta run-of-the-mill, you know?

thanks alot dude. i'm glad to see you made it home. and the dart looks awesome man. really nice.

real deal 340 car too.

thanks alot 1968dartman. it isn't mine though. i like the car you have as an avatar. i have one too, only it's a 2 door post. Lenny.

.......................this brings us up to today... 2 years worth.

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i thought i'd show you all where i've been........

I just think that the car speaks for itself. whether you like it or not, it's a real head turner. i love postcars, and this is a jem. good luck. postcar.

This is one Beautiful car. Congrats and, please continue. one of the prettiest cars here.

if I can help in any way Plot, just let me know. Lenny

pretty work. keep er up!

pretty cool videos too.

Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thats the way uh huh uh huh i like it uh huh uh huh

sweet!!!!

awesome Uli. really sharp!

i like it too.

replace the bushings and while you have them off you can paint it all, then put it all back together.the weld you see is most likely from the last time the bushings were replaced. cut the old weld and spread the bushing housing and remove it, then pull the old rubber. reverse for reinstall. postcar.

it don't appear that anything is missing. accept for some of the steel that has rotted away, and sone rubber. blast the tar out of em and replace the bushings and you should be good!

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