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I am Groot...
My first car in high school back in 1994.View attachment 8063084
Needless to say....this low mile V8 Mopar did not get me laid. Army jeep green was not a lady catcher. The fender mounted turn signals was badass.
Later I found out this was an optional grille. WTF dad.
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Bailey, CO I see nothing has changed.Bailey, CO. Definitely no firearms at that overpriced place.
Looks good in the future wrap your corners all the way not doing so adds more stress to the weld. will it fail for this amount of weight? prob not but you might do something heavier in the future so keep that in mind. otherwise very niceHad to build us a chandelier to match the house I built.
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Final anchors as well as high points to get the thing in place via ropes and pulleys made into two Z-rigs.
Bailey, CO I see nothing has changed.
The said thing is..Its not at all funny is it?
Probably comes with a case of High LifeFor sale right down the road from me if anyone wants to go fast on the sand. He wants $40K for it.
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I don't remember my Fury being touchy on brakes. But I do remember it took like 3 miles to get it from 117mph to 119mph. My friends gave me a lot of shit for my ugly car but they loved that we could load like 7 people in a 2 door car comfortably.I remember three new family cars when I was growing up. I'm currently 60.
1. White '64 Valiant, slant 6, 3 on the tree.
2. Blue '67 Belvedere 2dr. 318, AT. Beautiful car.
3. Green '71 Fury, 318, 4dr. A tank with effortless steering and touchy brakes.
Keith