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zkx14 said:
Sure, you buying? For that much I will deliver. :lol:
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These days that's not a bad deal for a Carlisle show car. I'd say an asking price of 25 and real offer between 20 and 25 isn't unreasonable.

This is 2020 and go find another 75 duster as fine as yours, good luck
 
Princess Valiant said:
These days that's not a bad deal for a Carlisle show car. I'd say an asking price of 25 and real offer between 20 and 25 isn't unreasonable.

This is 2020 and go find another 75 duster as fine as yours, good luck
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Flattering, but I doubt it. If I ever do another one, I need to start with a relatively rust-free car. At least underneath. Too many pieces welded into mine and I am no pro welder. The biggie is too much rust in the frame to start. Just can't reverse that. And changing theentire frame is beyond my scope. I have a little over 10K in it. If I added my labor, it would probably double. I'm not looking to get rid of it any time soon, but if someone offered 12 to 15, I would grab it and start all over. With what I learned doing this one, the next one would be worth 25+ when I was done.
 
zkx14 said:
but if someone offered 12 to 15, I would grab it.
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****, too bad I didn't know a couple summers ago when I had money left from selling my first house.

I ended up buying a 75 duster but this one is very clean except the top is rusted through from a poor vynil top install ( maybe from the factory) and this car is absolutely sun baked being from phoenix Arizona.

I'm just happy to have a 75. They are not around too much anymore and it is a significant historical piece that few people recognize.
 
Lunch time!

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Just ordered new brakes for my car trailer. Tim's delivery service is going to get more expensive in the future!!! 825.00 for new brakes and one light!!! So nice they shipped free!!!:BangHead::BangHead::lol:868.00 with tax!!! E trailer .com
 
zkx14 said:
Got that message on my licence bracket last week. Was still saying on time till the last day, but had not updated any movement. Then that comes up. I think it was a day or 2 late, but actually on time by the original ebay estimate.
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I'm on day 8 with a small package from NC. No updates USPS in four days. Yet another one sent Monday from Boston is going to be here tomorrow.
 
Mopar Tim said:
Just ordered new brakes for my car trailer. Tim's delivery service is going to get more expensive in the future!!! 825.00 for new brakes and one light!!! So nice they shipped free!!!:BangHead::BangHead::lol:868.00 with tax!!! E trailer .com
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are they gold plated?!?
Mopar Tim said:
OMG I Cannot believe how STUP{ID half of Americans have become!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead:
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yeah I know, still can’t believe they voted for Hillary :poke::poke::poke::rofl:
 
Well a busy day...not as planned. We've had three or four inches rain the past couple days, so the ground is wet for sure. Today it started pouring. In 20 minutes I had water running over the curbs out front. The creek at the end of my backyard was out of its bank in 45 minutes. We had four inches of rain in an hour. With all the pavement there was a ton of runoff. Checked the basement several times. Only water was some water seeping in the shaft of the sewer shutoff valve in the basement floor. Drained it, about four gallons of water and it stopped. All is good for now, just don't need anymore rain.
 
ZMan67S said:
Well a busy day...not as planned. We've had three or four inches rain the past couple days, so the ground is wet for sure. Today it started pouring. In 20 minutes I had water running over the curbs out front. The creek at the end of my backyard was out of its bank in 45 minutes. We had four inches of rain in an hour. With all the pavement there was a ton of runoff. Checked the basement several times. Only water was some water seeping in the shaft of the sewer shutoff valve in the basement floor. Drained it, about four gallons of water and it stopped. All is good for now, just don't need anymore rain.
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CCR...Who'll Stop the Rain ?????
 
Ben Drinkin said:
I hope there was a copious amount of lube used!
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Well, includes all bearings, seals, drums, new backing plates, of course magnets and shoes....Self adjusting, axle nuts. Special, needed to have 2 of them to include parking brakes....for roll back function on trailer....Yep, **** has gotten expensive... All Dexter, Top quality....
 
And got my estimate for shop insulation, 2500 for 8 inch thick Closed Cell spayed on foam insulation. R values in the 50s
 
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