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Yes, best way to tell a SB with out nose and tail is RM23U trust me on this one I know

Well it’s a package and added to the RR so as a purist in my eyes it’s legit. A12 is a package Superbird is a RR upgraded in my eyes to a RR

Kinda. It was added to the RR as a package

g'day from Australia :welcome:

One thing we have to realize is that cost was a factor in everything to mass produce these vehicles. The 67 Satellite that I bought new was $2995.00 out the door in 67. That included tax and registration fees. 383 extra cost 4-speed standard Sure grip extra cost Light package extra cost...

g'day from Australia :welcome:

At the point where the final touches are happening. Re-covered my Sun visors in extra headliner vinyl. Had to take them to a shoe repair shop to have them sewn closed.

Tried sending a PM.. Let me try again.

hell yeah...... let them eat cake! way better than refried beans IMO :)

That's the same thing I did. Did replacing the lifters take care of the tapping noise?

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Sending a PM about seats and tracks

Has been done last month, it was very far away but didn't solve the noise. (Just the shake)

Well, there you go

I have hood hinges and headliner bows minus the 2 short rear bows Bob Horman

11-16-66 on the starter would be for a 67 car. Look at that second 8, it looks funny, maybe it isn't a second 8. 8th of the day would sound more reasonable. I don't know about that TV. What is the build info on the bottom of the motor?

I knew there HAD to be others out there like me.

I separated one to clean it up and cannot recall any burrs of rough edges; I usually notice these things......... a good employee at the plant would likely de-burr them if drilled...... and would they be punched/drilled before or after attaching to the frame? if drilled, I would assume after...

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Also correct, and we know that episode here in Mexico as the war of the war of the cakes, at the end we send the puppet emperor Maximilian of Hausburg in a coffin and his wife crazy reclused in solitude in the castle of Miramar