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From: San Antonio, Texas
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posted 10-15-2001 07:49 PM         

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Hey Larry - If you need space in your garage to work on the Dart, I need a car to drive for the winter. I would have to measure to see if your '74 Coupe DeVille would fit in our garage, but the Imperial should be no problem!!

Marty

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2000 Black with hand painted blue faded to purple flames

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posted 10-15-2001 08:57 PM         

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Thanks for the offer to keep the Imperial for the winter...but it has been driven in the rain 4 times and NEVER driven in the snow. After 20 years not going to start now. and with only 13,600 miles....I have more on the Cat than the Imperial.

I will work on the Dart in the barn so not a problem Thanks anyway

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Larry & Sue Mayes

This message has been edited by WildCat on 10-15-2001 at 08:59 PM

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From: Marble Falls, Texas
Registered: JUN 2001

posted 10-17-2001 11:20 AM         

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Larry,
Have you tried www.autojunkie.com? They have listings for salvage yards by state. Some of these specilize in collectible Mopar parts and cars. Interestingly enough the Arizona site has a link to place your "wanted" ad which is sent to all the member salvage yards...good rust-free stuff in Arizona. That's where I'm looking for a new unibody tub for my 68 Camaro.
Good luck,
-Tom

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Self-declared "Hopeless Car Junkie."
2001 Mulholland
bone-stock except for mudflaps (OK "splash guards"), Ceramic Pads, Sun Visors removed.
Coming soon: Fuzzy Dice, $16 Chrome Grill and flames on the fenders.
1974 Vette-Eye candy show car.
1968 Camaro SS- An object d'art in progress.Planning a website to cover this "Restification."
2001 Dodge Ram D2500 Diesel Quadcab

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