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Oh I am sure it could be rebuilt. You will need some deep pockets to bring it back. A lot of high dollar items are missing in the picture alone. Not to mention a complete interior. I like the tow chain feature. ? = $$$$$$$$$$$$$
Tow chain?
No no no, since the fiberglass there had to be replaced,
we lifted that end up with an engine hoist. had to get it over some rocks.
notice that one spot near that chain where the fiberglass chipped.
you're in NJ???? where the heck do you live that the neighbors don't complain about the cars sitting unregistered?
since they passed that emissions law about 10 years ago here in my area they have made numerous people remove cars or register and insure them whether they run or not.
a friend of mine picked up a 73 road runner for $500 because the guy was told he had 24 hours to remove or register.
I have no idea what the paint code is on the car,
But yes, the licence plate area does resemble the original mustard-yellow.
but as far as the brown, Im not sure what that is.
My dad says he might have a picture of the Vette before...this happened.
And wierd enough, in the 3rd picture,
you can see our '85 F-150,
the paint on the Vette CURRENTLY matches the Ford.
and even wierd-er, we have a car dolly that also matches perfectly!
I have no idea what the paint code is on the car,
But yes, the licence plate area does resemble the original mustard-yellow.
but as far as the brown, Im not sure what that is.
My dad says he might have a picture of the Vette before...this happened.
And wierd enough, in the 3rd picture,
you can see our '85 F-150,
the paint on the Vette CURRENTLY matches the Ford.
and even wierd-er, we have a car dolly that also matches perfectly!
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