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Me. JPrusinows. 63 Savoy.
Thanks Dave same to you buddy! But I'm all out of Plymouths! So no entry next year. Or is there.......?
Congrats to all attendees! That's what makes it the best show of the year.
Anybody? Somebody? LOL. I heard it was once in Greeley Colorado, and at the Mile High National Dragway car show a few years back.
Sorry to be a pain in the @#$!
Jeff
Last seen in Colorado, Denver area? Black 1963 Dodge 330 photos attached. Looking for any info at all, possibly meet or reach out to the owner.
Any help greatly appreciated. See y'all at Carlisle!
Jeff
Too many other great things in Life to enjoy to be worried about a silly car show. You're still with your family and friends and thats all that counts! Congrats on a succesful surgery and we'll see you next year for sure! I'll try to post some photos along with everyone else's!
Jeff
Car color in the front and black in the back is pretty much the Saturday night go to look. My dad who was cruising Woodward avenue back in 62 said they would grab an extra set of wheels at the junk yard, slap some wider retread tires on them and use as a second set of wheels for the rear...
Here is my 62 with red wheels and 63 with black. Played around with them for a while before getting what I think is the right look! Remember it’s your car, what do you like?!
Hey Dave, not bringing that one up just yet. Trying to get it ready for MCACN this year. Then next year for Carlisle. Going to bring the 63 Savoy this year to Carlisle. Nice to hear from you, hope all is well. See you in a couple of weeks?
Jeff
Honestly that is not bad. Those panels were not the best in 62. My dad built a lot of those dies. The quality control was just not where we are today. I wouldn’t sweat that at all.