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Back in the 1980's I wanted a 1940 ford coupe. At the time a nice one was 10k to 15k, I thought well I will just wait until these old guys die off. Forty years later I still waiting on picking one up cheap. At this point I don't think it is going to happen. There is always some guy ready to...

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I need the driver and pass side rear quarter trim. Also need the pass fronr fender trim. This is for a 2 door 440 1966 coronet.

No pics and no phone number is not a good sign.

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The cheapest way is to get a steering box out of a 1980 's fifth ave. Direct bolt in just have to use the large sector pitman arm .

It was 1100 miles one way for me. Left on a Wed at noon got back at noon on Friday. It was worth the trip for me as well and I liked the way the auction was handled also plus they loaded the car for me.

Got her home in the garage. The car was better than expected. I bought the gold 66 coronet. Big Spring Texas was a long haul for me.

Which car did you buy?

The 62 Dodge dart is one of those I hated when I was younger but as I get older it's starting to grow on me. The 1960 Plymouth fury is starting to grow me as well. Never thought that would happen.

Steve said he worked out the deal for $5000 with the family last spring.

He overpaid for sure. Most of the cars sold for around $2400. I bought a 66 coronet 2 door no rust from the auction for less than half of what Steve paid. He should have waited until the auction. I do enjoy his videos.

Welcome To The New Home - YouTube He bought this car at the estate sell in Big Spring Texas. Great Texas MOPAR Vehicle Hoard Auction - Spankys Freedom Car Auctions

Black with red interior and a hemi. Wow what a rare and neat car.