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Same website had this listed but, like a lot of their listings, they’re years old. The place that was listing this is out of business. Old #7, with 24 miles on it.
http://topclassiccarsforsale.c...y-24-orig-miles.html
I wonder who ended up with it.
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Why can't people build nerf bars correctly!? About 2/3 of the way closer to the body, a little smaller diameter material, some curvature and more underneath than above for the uprights and you'd have something there. And that muffler hanging out like that just looks like an afterthought as well!
Don't get excited there, @ALB
'George from Texas" seems to have branched out into "building" Spyders now.
Someone else will fix it and make it right, I'm sure (with a lot of work).
It does beg the question, though - With that ridiculous muffler hanging down there (and with what looks like a muffler hanger attached to the body), what happens when you open the rear clamshell?
@ALB wrote: "Why can't people build nerf bars correctly!?"
OK, let's do an experiment: In your browser search bar, enter "nerf bars" and see what you get.
Not exactly what you were thinking, is it?
Now try entering "Hot Rod Nerf Bars"
A little more like it? If you want to find the "proper" Nerf Bar look, forget about sports car forums - go to the "Hokey-Ass Message Board" (which was started back in the 1980's) and see what the Hot Rod guys are running.
I'm not sure there is anything I like about this one. Not sure what it is but the whole thing looks off.
What's all this then
A nice old Beck # 170
If you don't like it...build your own...that is if you can
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Well mr alb...we know you can drill holes...do you have any other skills ?
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I actually like the color.
Oh...and the busted tail light and parking lights might be the best features!
On a side note: I perused that very web-site last summer in my quest for some mid-century American steel. It seemed like the majority of vehicles advertised there were pictures and descriptions siphoned off other sites. I don’t think a single one was an actual vehicle available for purchase...I’m sure they’d gladly accept a down payment to hold the car though. In fact; the same cars is listed under the “similar cars” section at the bottom of the ad. The “similar” one has signal lenses though so it must be worth much much more!
@R Vosari posted:Well mr alb...we know you can drill holes...do you have any other skills ?
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Whoa. Mind your manners. This isn't Facebook.
Vosari started this same stuff in the past. I've had him blocked for a long time.
@Panhandle Bob posted:Vosari started this same stuff in the past. I've had him blocked for a long time.
...reminds me of our odd uncle who, when company came over, was asked to stay out in the garden shed because he'd refused to take his meds
@Panhandle Bob posted:Vosari started this same stuff in the past. I've had him blocked for a long time.
If I lived on a little island and had nowhere to "Really" drive my car, I'd be a grumpy bitch too.
Say mr. carlos...where is this island exactly...is it near Pancakes'
That yellow car really puts the "kit" in "kit car", doesn't it? Also the "home built" and "shade tree mechanic" LOL!
The grilles look like they were a "force fit" with a hammer. What the heck is up with that unpainted steel at the gas filler?
So much wrong. That car needs to be taken apart and built again.