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  • Michael J.
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    • January 26, 2009
    • 7070
    #1

    Is this the "real deal"?

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    • Robert G.
      Expired
      • May 31, 1990
      • 429
      #2
      Re: Is this the "real deal"?

      I would hardly call a car 'documented with window sticker' to be a 'well documented' car as they do. With no photos of the engine pad, trim tag, VIN tag, window sticker, or tank sticker, I don't think anyone could say it's the real deal.
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        • Michael J.
          Extremely Frequent Poster
          • January 26, 2009
          • 7070
          #3
          Re: Is this the "real deal"?

          Originally posted by Robert Gallagher (17477)
          I would hardly call a car 'documented with window sticker' to be a 'well documented' car as they do. With no photos of the engine pad, trim tag, VIN tag, window sticker, or tank sticker, I don't think anyone could say it's the real deal.
          Agreed, since they only made 267 big brake cars in '67, the seller better have better docs to get the rarity value out of it.
          Big Tanks In the High Mountains of New Mexico
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            • Mark D.
              Extremely Frequent Poster
              • June 30, 1988
              • 2142
              #4
              Re: Is this the "real deal"?

              If I were interested in the car, I would call Gary Naber and ask him about it. Maybe it was in an original state when he and Ken started restoring it. I'm sure he would be willing to discuss it with a potential buyer.

              BTW, I like the way the car sits. So many look like four wheel drives after they are restored.
              Kramden
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                • Steve B.
                  Extremely Frequent Poster
                  • February 28, 2002
                  • 1190
                  #5
                  Re: Is this the "real deal"?

                  I found the car before it was restored, it is without a doubt the real deal.
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                    • Bill M.
                      Extremely Frequent Poster
                      • March 31, 1977
                      • 1386
                      #6
                      Re: Is this the "real deal"?

                      Originally posted by Mark Donnally (13264)
                      BTW, I like the way the car sits. So many look like four wheel drives after they are restored.
                      Agree. I wonder if it is F41 too?
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                        • Steve B.
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                          • February 28, 2002
                          • 1190
                          #7
                          Re: Is this the "real deal"?

                          Originally posted by Bill Mashinter (1350)
                          Agree. I wonder if it is F41 too?
                          Bill, it does have F41.
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                            • Bill M.
                              Extremely Frequent Poster
                              • March 31, 1977
                              • 1386
                              #8
                              Re: Is this the "real deal"?

                              Originally posted by Steve Bramati (37512)
                              Bill, it does have F41.
                              Thanks, Steve. Sweet ride.

                              I had to go to the HD springs to get my '65 low enough. One of my "some day" projects is to get it down with softer springs. I find the HD springs too stiff for very rough pavement.
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