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Old 02-20-2012, 09:19 AM
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Congrats Mike! How's the seat look under the cover on the 70? Your going to have to start stacking up them pretty soon!
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Thanks guys! I appreciate it!
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Looks good Mike!! Where's the 1282? Hope it made it to the garage!!!!

The 1282 is out of hybernation and is sitting in front of the garage!


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Nice find! Thats a really cool 70. Does it have to Original deck conversion? One of my 70's has the area around the shifter cut out as well...maybe they are brothers!!!
Yep, what is your serial number? Maybe they are!

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Nice pickups Mike...
Those conversion kits are always sought after.any lights on either of them?
Neither one has lights Lew.


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Congrats Mike! How's the seat look under the cover on the 70? Your going to have to start stacking up them pretty soon!
Haven't even pulled the cover off yet Duke to look!
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Haven't even pulled the cover off yet Duke to look!
That seat that had the cover on it when I was up was close to new shape as I've ever seen! It had three specs of dirt on and paint and that was it.
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That seat that had the cover on it when I was up was close to new shape as I've ever seen! It had three specs of dirt on and paint and that was it.
What's my chances of getting lucky again?!
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