torredcuda
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Bought in 1982 for $1000, still driving it.
`70 road runner - finally getting to the restoration!
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6PKRTSE
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Restoration work is so much money and time for sure. I appreciate everyone's work and labor when doing everything that they can themselves. We have my buddy's 70 Challenger up on my rotisserie currently restoring it. He wants it done, running and driving this summer.
HD539
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Looking good!
HD539
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I’m 2 years into the restoration of my Duster. I’ve had to walk away many many times.
torredcuda
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I don`t have any hard deadline for being done but I ain`t getting any younger and want to enjoy it soon, at least I do have my Barracuda to drive. I do want it at least painted by this fall which should be a very realisitc goal.
torredcuda
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Got a warm enough day to blast all the surface rust spots on the drivers fender. Got most of dents pulled jus need to weld up a few holes from some of the studs being pulled out. I need another warm day so I can paint the door hinges and door jambs then I can hang the doors to check the lines to the fenders as I know at least the drivers side needs some massaging.
