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The Roadster Shop work, the James 1964 Polara
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1967coronet440
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Can’t wait to see the finished product, it’ll be at sema this year
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WOW!
moparnation74
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Absolutely Amazing! WOW
dukeboy_318
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wow!
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Its always interesting to see what can be done when you have the money, facility, and several professionals to do the work. However, I'm always more impressed with what one guy can do in his own garage with a limited budget.
Show cars are nice, but the real heart of the hobby is in that little garage down the street and the guy who spends his Saturdays working in it.
Show cars are nice, but the real heart of the hobby is in that little garage down the street and the guy who spends his Saturdays working in it.
64HEMI330SEDAN
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I agree with steve. not my cup of tea but awesome metal work.
The metal work on that car is incredible . . . no, unbelievable . . . WOW . . .
ckessel
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Saw it in Vegas. Pretty impressive metal work. Car is not done yet and will be neat to see it when done.
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