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Ray Charles..... but I tend to confuse the two
WTB Looking for another car that tickles my tastebuds
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I agree it was sold as more upscale, especially C bodies. When you compare the GTX and R/T I think the R/t was meant more for the young bag them owners and the X was for the little older crowd. Back in the late 60’s, early 70’s you saw more R/T’s at the drag strip than X’s.
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Maybe raise your standards, and people might look more diligently!!!! Richard.
Looks like two fuel caps.
1 gas tank with two fills. Look at the angle of the RH cap. I’d hate to lift the mat to see how Mickey Moused that is.
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Pecos Bill
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Granted that I didn't look at all the pix, or look too closely at them either, but you could use the faults you observered, in negotiation to get a better stepping stone to the vehicle that you're actually wanting.
Sometimes, you just have to bite the bullet, or just do without.
Have you seen Mark‘s (@Richard Cranium) other cars?
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The only thing somewhat interesting in my neck of woods just popped up on Craigslist list. Asking $25k for a 4speed car is not unreasonable.
1968 68 road runner for sale by owner - Siren, WI - craigslist
383 4 speed—-new gas tank and filter—-new exhaust—-new intake—-new carburetor—-floors are rust free—-trunk is rust free—-one spot of rust—-bucket seat needs repair—-ready for the road—-25000-call
Pecos Bill
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Yes, I have. Therefore, I'm aware of his capabilities. However, the quality of his other cars doesn't coincide with deserving of someone else's car of similar quality. If that was true, then there would be people trying to bribe him to take their car. I have yet to see someone post, "Here's $50k and the pink slip to my car because your not interested in it. It's not to your satisfaction."
Buy a lesser car, and bring it up to your standards, and enjoy it, or don't buy anything at all. Mytur bin Dirti, aka Richard, does good work.
Here’s my take on the last post he made, he doesn’t wanna buy a car that’s been jerry rigged. You never know what else has been done.
Pecos Bill
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The beauty of the hobby is, nothing is permanent. Some are just more of a hassle than what they're worth.
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Thanks, but I like this one better, but that website is strictly an auction house? Some of those cars are sold, but they are still listed. No thanks.
1971 Plymouth ‘Cuda Big Block 383 4-Speed N96 Shaker Restored Numbers Matching
<span><p><span>Being auctioned with NO RESERVE is a beautifully restored, numbers matching 1971 PLYMOUTH ‘CUDA. Finished in gorgeous B5 Blue with a black vinyl bucket seat inte
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