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Old 09-21-2018, 06:46 PM
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Looks correct now. You will know if it is the right one if the wear marks from leaving the hood open while the engine was running line up.
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Not bad Coop, I've owned worse, lots worse. It's got good bones under a green paint job. Fix 'er up!
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I like the looks of a 100. Well, yellow ones!
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I like the looks of a 100. Well, yellow ones!
I know I know... we gonna change that soon I hope
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Not bad Coop, I've owned worse, lots worse. It's got good bones under a green paint job. Fix 'er up!
Yeah.. its clean underneath.. engine seems to run quite well. Trans feels.good as does the clutch. Front end could not be looser tho lol but we can tighten her up
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Just kidding.
Too bad it wasn't the "O" you were hoping for. This is the closest one to me. https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/gr...701358404.html
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I think you did okay Coop.
Try some lacquer thinner, maybe that other paint will come off. Could be a diamond in a goats ass.
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HA HA Todd I really like that one!
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Try some lacquer thinner, maybe that other paint will come off. Could be a diamond in a goats ass.
Will do zippy. I will post results.
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I like it Mister Cooper. Like I say it’s got character. Fenders, rear lift, not bad. Let the turd polishing begin sir.
It's just green with envy. My 100 started that way but was not green. Mike
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