VIN Sequence number... how close is your car to someone else's???

VIN Sequence number... how close is your VIN to someone else's?

  1. Paul Masson

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    Too funny Paul! :D

    I went to look at it since it is in my hometown. It is a pretty solid and straight car but he is asking $8K for it though he said he is pretty negotiable.

    It has a 302 and T5 trans with long tubes, cam, aluminum intake and a 8.8 rear end with 3.73 gears. IMO in the condition it is in with some of the items that need addressing (interior work, some minor rust at the bottom of the driver's side door) I would say it is a $4K-$5K car.

    The car was originally painted Bright Lime like my '72 Grabber.
     
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    Found one in junkyard in Virginia Beach. 3F91L124634
     
  4. Paul Masson

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    Thanks for sharing! just out of curiosity, did this car have a bodycoloured engine compartment, or was it black?
     
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    It was black. Other than the hood, it seemed to be in pretty good shape, didn't get under and look at the rust though.
     
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    Your VIN has been added to the List of 1972 VINs! Thank You for sharing!!
     
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    Somebody (like Greg) needs to go buy it. Factory V-8, Factory AC.
     
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    Too far away from me to go check it out.
     
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    I'd Agree with Paul, but it's not even a ¼ way to being a GT, no buckets, hood scoop, or racing mirror on passenger side.. Then there is issue of getting rid of that funky body line moulding, along with stripe and applying correct striping... And to kick it one more time, the grill isn't painted correctly...

    BUT it does appear to be a nice car... :)
     
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    Sorry about that! I do think I remember the seller stating that he drove in back from TN when he bought it.

    The molding is the worst part of the car. If you want to remove it then you have to paint both sides of the car!
     

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