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Old 05-30-2024, 01:48 PM   #20
68bowtie
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Re: Lil’ Mint - 1967 40k mile Survivor

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Originally Posted by 68isgreat View Post
Wow. Congrats! That's incredible. What I don't understand is how has nothing aged on it? Even the spid sheet hasn't yellowed with age. Was it kept in a climate controlled garage it's whole life?
I agree with your assessment. It's clearly been indoors most of its life.

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Those little Plain Janer's are treasures of the past. You bought/ordered them back then by going down the list and checking the boxes of what you wanted. Now, and has been for a long time, everything comes in "Packages" that includes the option you actually want.

A really clean time piece from yesteryear for sure.
Being a "plain jane" in addition to being so well preserved, was another selling point for me. Something I love about it.

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Nice truck, where did you find such a treasure?
Well I normally focus on old field finds that I can snag from private sellers. This one was on consignment in the bay area, owned by a car collector. It was sitting between a bunch of high end vettes and hot rods, kind of a sorry red-headed step child situation. I had to rescue it haha

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Originally Posted by 68Gold/white View Post
Uhhh, it came with a heavy duty battery!!!

The engine looks like it was removed, resealed, painted, re-installed, very well done!!!

The dealer that had this, must not be the average ordinary used car dealer!!!

Glad you were able to acquire this!!!
The engine bay, wheels/tires/caps, and bumpers were all tastefully done by the PO to be year correct which I really appreciate.
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