Quick, give me something to fix.
01-01-2007, 08:05 PM
#11
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RE: Quick, give me something to fix.
ORIGINAL: Clu7ch
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I didn't have anything to do today either because I'm waiting for some parts to come in so I took the bracket where the hood latch attaches off and I'm sanding/painting it. You probably don't need to do that though.
01-01-2007, 08:19 PM
#12
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RE: Quick, give me something to fix.
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>>>>>Not sure what I'll do between forming and delivery. <<<<<
You can always gab with us on here.
>>>>>Not sure what I'll do between forming and delivery. <<<<<
You can always gab with us on here.
That's a given, lol.
I'm sooo bored, I may even apply at the local Auto Zone. Not that I need to work, but if I don't find something to be responsible for, I may end up pulling what's left of the hair I have out. May even get a discount on some parts I need while I am at it [8D]
01-01-2007, 08:29 PM
#13
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RE: Quick, give me something to fix.
I know what you mean, Ive been trying and trying to get something done on my 65 falcon, then all of a sudden within a weekits got a fresh coat of white and 5 lug front end with the shelby drop, torq thrusts, and some shiny new bumpers!
01-01-2007, 09:05 PM
#16
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RE: Quick, give me something to fix.
Falcons own.
My very first vehicle ( which I had to buy ) was a 66' 4 dr Falcon. Had the 170 6 banger, 3 on the colum, cold *factory* Ac and the best part - it was ALL MINE because I busted my tail during the summer and was able to get it.
It was in pretty damn good shape too. I just had to do the brakes and tune it. I spent a whole summer saving 150 bucks to buy that car only to sell it the following Summer for the 67' Galaxie 500 that I again paid for.
My very first vehicle ( which I had to buy ) was a 66' 4 dr Falcon. Had the 170 6 banger, 3 on the colum, cold *factory* Ac and the best part - it was ALL MINE because I busted my tail during the summer and was able to get it.
It was in pretty damn good shape too. I just had to do the brakes and tune it. I spent a whole summer saving 150 bucks to buy that car only to sell it the following Summer for the 67' Galaxie 500 that I again paid for.
01-01-2007, 11:59 PM
#17
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RE: Quick, give me something to fix.
I kinda like some of those old wagons. At least they weren't afraid to be called a wagon back then. Now we have "crossover" "multi-use" and a number of other coverups for the word "wagon."
How about a mid-60's intermediate wagon with a twin-screw 514? That'd help the looks of any wagon.
How about a mid-60's intermediate wagon with a twin-screw 514? That'd help the looks of any wagon.
01-02-2007, 12:03 AM
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RE: Quick, give me something to fix.
i know a guy with a chevelle malibu wagon that runs high 9's on the track
i met him at jack in the box one night, he was a cool guy, he had big tires on the back, 454BB chevy, nice car, imagine going to church in that!
i met him at jack in the box one night, he was a cool guy, he had big tires on the back, 454BB chevy, nice car, imagine going to church in that!
01-02-2007, 12:09 AM
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RE: Quick, give me something to fix.
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Not sure why anyone would spend a ton of money on a falcon wagon, but it'ts yours, so go for it.
Not sure why anyone would spend a ton of money on a falcon wagon, but it'ts yours, so go for it.
