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  1. courier11sec

    courier11sec Member

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    courier11sec, Sep 23, 2004
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    xpsnake Bruce

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    so! I can just glue that sucker right on? Sounds GREAT!
     
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  3. Maverick73

    Maverick73 Senior Member

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    lol.......
     
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  4. Dan Starnes

    Dan Starnes Original owner

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    You all would be very surprised at the amount of those being sold. I have used them before. Used to have them on my 66 pickup till real ones were reproduced. Still have them if anyone wants to buy them? hehe
    Dan
     
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    Mercurycruizers David (Coop) Cooper

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    Now that sounds like you, Ray! Are you getting a set for your Mav? LOL Very funny Guy, you are.
     
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    bmcdaniel Senile Member Supporting Member

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    :D So if they're for a Mav why is there a picture of a shoebox Chevy?
     
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  7. courier11sec

    courier11sec Member

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    That's the one part of my car that isn't rusted out Coop.
    hehehe
     
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  8. Russ

    Russ Found On Russ's Drive

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    Old school, cut and paste :)
     
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    I almost bought my dream car once,a `57 Ford Fairlane 2dr hardtop,and upon closer inspection it those on it,along with RIVETED on and bondoed over quarter panels.Needless to say I passed on it.
     
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  10. Earl Branham

    Earl Branham Certified Old Fart

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    I know what you mean about '57 Fords. I was at a friends house yesterday, to get some parts, and he has a perfect blue and white 2dr sedan, almost finished. Beautiful. And, his wife has a perfectly preserved '77 Mav LDO. I am going to get some pics later, and I will post them.
     
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  11. BIGbully

    BIGbully Maverick Maniac

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    If they have them for my rusty old jeep grand wagoneer i am sold. :oops:
     
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    Just think.....they used to have(dont know if they still do) a cromed plastic blower with double backed tape that stuck right to your hood too. those would go just perfect as a set. Would probably sell more of them too. HEHE
     
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  13. BIGbully

    BIGbully Maverick Maniac

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    I could use one of those chrome plastic stick-on blowers for my jeep too. Hehe.:D
     
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    Thats hilarious! I saw a honda with the pull start housing off of a briggs 5HP mounted on its hood once hehe.. :D

    AC
     
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  15. Joey-T

    Joey-T Mr. Maverickless

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    Now THAT would make my riding mower look cool!
     
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