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Old 12-22-2023, 12:38 AM
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Watch, this Car will probably come back as an Elenore Clone at Barrett Jackson and sell for $300K.
I wouldn't be surprised at that. Just what the world needs, yet another Elenore clone Reminiscent of all the General Lee clones 30 years ago
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Very typical of the Mustangs I rebuilt up here. The right side strut rod bracket, frame rail and core support are more severely rusted, but they are under the battery and if it was left in the car for 35 years in storage, it may have frozen or cracked in some way and the acid leaked onto those areas. The rest is just normal Mustang rot and everything is available to rebuild it. Lots of work and time, but it's doable.
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Very typical of the Mustangs I rebuilt up here. The right side strut rod bracket, frame rail and core support are more severely rusted, but they are under the battery and if it was left in the car for 35 years in storage, it may have frozen or cracked in some way and the acid leaked onto those areas. The rest is just normal Mustang rot and everything is available to rebuild it. Lots of work and time, but it's doable.
And money.
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Old 12-22-2023, 11:48 AM
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That air cleaner alone is worth big $ along with the smog set up. One year only stuff as 67s had an open element on the S-Codes.

Automatic, non-deluxe interior, no tach all hurt it but this car will come back via Dynacorn

I think if that got dipped there would only be exterior body panels left!

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