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After going back through this whole topic start to finish, its been a real treat to see how someone with such dedication end with something they can be truly proud of!  Making me antsy to get my 53 done, PF you have been a great inspiration! Keep up the great work and I look forward to the progress on the Flaming Burbon!

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My octogenarian body needed a respite today. I did get the bumper and loosely positioned. And I'm adding connecting bolts from the doghouse to the body. Will likely paint the bumper to match the doghouse. 

 

Since i cant have another cat, I got me a fire guard rooster. 

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8 minutes ago, pflaming said:

Waaait a minute there...that's not a link to a Barracuda!!!!

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Just for a second while just seeing the title of the EBay post -I thought that it might be for some new type spray can paint that make Patina to use on your wagon!   ?

 

Boy I hope that these cars will now sell for that price!  Things looking up for Mopar sellers?

 

Hope all is well with you Paul!! ?

 

DJ

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Yesterday I noticed that the inner fender requires an extended, removable side panel. This probably to allow access to adjusting the valves. Does someone have a picture of this panel. I bought this doghouse, a 54 model, and the panel is missing. 

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Tim, no that decal is priceless. To paint over it would, in my opinion be disgraceful to my military friends. In hindsight if I had the military decision to make, I would have tried to become a Seabee! I'm serious about that. 

 

No, disrespect to Casper, career military person. 

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Then I think my 1953 Savoy wagon is worth $3000.00

Good old E-pay... home of the good deals.

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23 hours ago, pflaming said:

Yesterday I noticed that the inner fender requires an extended, removable side panel. This probably to allow access to adjusting the valves. Does someone have a picture of this panel. I bought this doghouse, a 54 model, and the panel is missing. 

 

Paul if you can wait until the end of the day, I have my inner fenders off in the garage and readily available if you are still interested in the removable side panel?

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PF, I believe they should be quite similar between the 53 & 54 but I could be mistaken. Oh and i may be delayed until tomorrow as we are supposed to get 8-10 inches of fresh powder today and then the temp is supposed to drop out the bottom of the thermometer (-11 for a high)... oh to be someplace warm right now haha

- BA -

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Lots of shill bidding and deadbeat biddermake eBay interesting.  

 

please define shill and deadbeat. I would guess those are really non buyers. Shill is a person who is hawking to drive up the price. Not surprising, so how does a buyer and seller know? 

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Some years ago we went to Germany and London and too our 10 year old boy (keith) along. We were staying beach side and one Suday afternoon he strolled the beach. Later that day, we were driving along said beach and my wife noted to her mother the topless sunbathers .

Keith responds, "I was on that beach, this person in front of me turned and faced me, Boy, he sure didn't look like Glenn ( his older brother)! 

 

That said, your pics need to be studied along side the car, because, "They sure don't look . . . " 

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