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    tim stevens

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  1. yellowsportwagon
    About 6 of one Half a dozen of another.
  2. yellowsportwagon
    I’m going to make an uneducated guess that this is the same car. It aged out of cup in 73. So it probably went down to the Permetex series. This was common.
  3. yellowsportwagon
    Mark sent you a pm
  4. yellowsportwagon
    I have no idea. On either question.
  5. yellowsportwagon
    It a 100 micron stainless filter. I got them on eBay. They are 3 inch round filters. It was a pack of 25 or so
  6. yellowsportwagon
    Do yourself a favor and spray a couple coats of Testors decal bonder in them old decals before use. A couple of mine fell apart and had to find replacements.
  7. yellowsportwagon
    Thank you and the schools are super well funded. The problems start in the home. Money can’t fix what’s wrong with a lot of the schools.
  8. yellowsportwagon
    True I don’t think there’s a perfect solution
  9. yellowsportwagon
    This too
  10. yellowsportwagon
    No harm man. Did you see my info in the 44 car decals? For the most part spoilers were used on most cars from 67 on.
  11. yellowsportwagon
    The only way you could do it would be to file the bottom edge of the trunk lid. Then open the taillight pockets upwards a little. A total pain in my opinion.
  12. yellowsportwagon
    This I want
  13. yellowsportwagon
    That’s what I’m saying. But I think if the gap is fixed it may look a little better.
  14. yellowsportwagon
    Still annoying
  15. yellowsportwagon
    The package shelf is too long and high. It was designed for a fastback roof.
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