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Old 01-07-2006, 04:42 PM   #1
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84 may go

Im tired of being broke & having no garage space. Im thinking about selling off the good parts of my 84 & finishing my 69 for now. I cant seem to get anywhere on either of them so its time to decide on one. Ill put the 396 back in the 69 & get it done. I found a 75 454 short bed close to here thats in decent shape & can be had so after my 69 is done Im gonna go after the 75. If I decide to let the 84 sit, Ill have a bunch of parts to list on the swap board. Okay, enough blubbering for now...
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Old 01-07-2006, 10:03 PM   #2
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Re: 84 may go

Corn, sorry your having a rough time. I know what it's like to have two or more cars to work on. Years ago, I got so fed up with my daily driver (toyota celica convertible) that I bought a new Honda Accord coupe while the Toyota was still in the shop getting repaired. It took me a while to sell that car, but once it was gone I missed it . Think long and hard about selling the 84, maybe you should just work on only one till it's done? Hope this helps...David
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Old 01-07-2006, 10:36 PM   #3
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not really planning on selling it. I may just sell off some of its goodies to fund the other truck. Will get back to it eventually. I just want one toy thats done enough to drive & the old one has my attention right now. LOL...
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Old 01-08-2006, 01:17 AM   #4
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Re: 84 may go

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Originally Posted by cornfed63
not really planning on selling it. I may just sell off some of its goodies to fund the other truck. Will get back to it eventually. I just want one toy thats done enough to drive & the old one has my attention right now. LOL...

hey corn,

i'm callin "dibbs" on your dark grey/black seat belts, that is if ya part it out

nice work on your tranny crossmember by the way...looks sharp
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Old 01-08-2006, 06:10 PM   #5
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yeah man i checked oiut your link and you have done a lot of good work love the motor and headliner. any ways if you do part it out i got dibbs on the vent window assemblys good luck man and keep us posted
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