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Old 05-23-2019, 06:04 PM   #10
'68OrangeSunshine
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Re: NAPCO Longhorn on EBAY

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May be totally legit, but I’m not 100% convinced it’s a NAPCO conversion as opposed to an owner conversion, despite seller’s description. With the low miles claimed, odd that the motor was swapped from its original 6 to what appears to be a pre-69 V8. And it’s not often a chassis is described as so cherry due to low miles that has a body and interior in this condition.

Or, I could just be trying to talk you all out of it so I can swoop...
A military vehicle could have low miles -- just taxi-ing around on-base -- but get a lot of physical abuse. Navy preferred L6s. Air Force would sometimes hotrod in a big block, especially SAC/TAC.
Looks like light blue was overpainted on Navy grey. I'd say the blue paint and SBC were the PO's idea after the vehicle was RELAD.
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