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It's Mine 1800 1973

posted by  jthorner on  Wed Nov 8 18:50 CST 2006
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If you don't have too much tied up in it then financially you might be best off parting it out. 1800s with a lot of rust are IMO not a good starting point. Maybe I'm spoiled by living in mild No. California, but even starting with a free car it is hard to see how it would make $ense to restore a rusty one.

John





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