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Thanks all. For some reason, I wasn't getting alerts so hadn't seen the posts. I've been locked in the garage during all my spare time working on a 1950 Willys Station wagon I'm restoring...trying to get it wrapped up so I can get on to the next.
As threewood posted the CL link, plus I have...
It will be once done...hopefully in a couple months. All the metal work is done, new interior bought, new glass bought, paint bought, brakes and weatherstrip on order. Now just need time to finish.
I wrote a bunch so I'm sure it was easy to miss - I state under "Additionally" that it is has a non-original Air Grabber Hood and upper plenum.
I must have fat fingered the 917....thanks for pointing it out.
1969 Plymouth GTX A36 Performance Axle Package with Hemi Suspension and Air Grabber
UPDATED Description and Pictures: After pulling it out for a showing and emptying out the trunk, it was realized that both rear quarter skins have been replaced with NEW and the trunk pan has been replaced with...
UPDATED: After pulling it out for a showing and emptying out the trunk, it was realized that both rear quarter skins have been replaced with NEW and the trunk pan has been replaced with NEW. I had never pulled everything out and only believed the one skin had been replaced.
I've always just been a car guy and bought and built what I like. What really buried me was I did several cosmetic restorations for others while my cars were on hold...and then I bought the GTX, the Impala fell in my lap a week later (with another car I've already sold), and then my father...
It's an amazingly solid car and if it doesn't sell, I'll eventually get to it. I plan on letting some of the lesser projects go as well. I'm finishing a restoration on a '49 Willys Station wagon then that will be sold, have a '55 DeSoto with a good running 291 Hemi that I need to put the 2nd...
I agree...my problem is time. I've recently been given two more departments at my job which = tons of hours. Finding time to get off to meet with the inspector for NC DMV isn't something I can do right now. For someone in NC, the process is easy. We did it in the fall for a very rare vintage...
Sorry...added the price.
The Maltese is just before the X. I found the info on several sites, but here is info on the Maltese Cross and X: http://www.andy440.com/tag2.htm