Found #672
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Found #672
While trolling CL on my lunch hour. And I was just in Knoxville last week! Post has been up 3 hours as of the time of this posting. Not sure what the owner is willing to trade for it.
1979 Mazda RX7
1979 Mazda RX7
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he would probably trade for some Washington's...
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There's something not right with the side molding, too... looks painted on, rather than the original extrusion.
Side mirrors look like the ones from my 70 Ford LTD.
Primer'ed front, or is that a reflection?
Nice early car but I'd bet it would take some doing to get her back to "showroom original."
No engine bay picture is usually a really bad sign, too.
Side mirrors look like the ones from my 70 Ford LTD.
Primer'ed front, or is that a reflection?
Nice early car but I'd bet it would take some doing to get her back to "showroom original."
No engine bay picture is usually a really bad sign, too.
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There's something not right with the side molding, too... looks painted on, rather than the original extrusion.
Side mirrors look like the ones from my 70 Ford LTD.
Primer'ed front, or is that a reflection?
Nice early car but I'd bet it would take some doing to get her back to "showroom original."
No engine bay picture is usually a really bad sign, too.
Side mirrors look like the ones from my 70 Ford LTD.
Primer'ed front, or is that a reflection?
Nice early car but I'd bet it would take some doing to get her back to "showroom original."
No engine bay picture is usually a really bad sign, too.
those mirrors are probably off that 90's mustang, 70's ford and 90's ford are basically exactly the same....
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