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71GSSDemon said:
Anyone out here in Coffee Land looking for a dual scoop 70-72 Dart/Demon hood?

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I like that scoop. Looks great on a early A

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Unconventional said:
http://r.search.aol.com/_ylt=Awr9D26W2KxdtTAAtEJnCWVH;_ylu=X3oDMTByZ2N0cmxpBHNlYwNzcgRzbGsDdmlkBHZ0aWQDBGdwb3MDMg--/RV=2/RE=1571637526/RO=11/RU=https://www.ispot.tv/ad/oieZ/sonic-drive-in-jr-garlic-butter-bacon-burger-buttering-me-up/RK=0/RS=amkWWWpnNei0l1fgyVoYGStbHe0-

Wait for the end of the video in the background.
These two guys crack me up.
Or it shows very plainly at the start button.

Isn't that a '65 Coronet Ragtop on the hook?
Those two have used a red ragtop in past commercials.
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you are thinking too mopar and nothing else :poke:

That's a 68 Ford galaxy 500

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Rainy Day Auto said:
I thought you modeled it after a real car, jus sayin

oh hell no!!
I have to have minimum 2 acres now that I have lived on the farms so long.

Before I moved to the US, I lived in a city setting where there would be no way to park a car on the street. People there don't even have cars because of the hassle, and it being easier to use one of the 10 million taxis or the overcrowded bus.

out here where I am now, you can go behind a barn and take a leak, which I may or may not have done a few times and no one is around to say ewww at you... Its great
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Oh, I see. The question was for Ben not Drinking :D, but it is always fun to hear how people live. I grew up in a little village where we had plenty of space and freedom. I told my wife, I can not live in a city, it would be like taking a flower and put it in a dark room with no water. And that is how I feel, I exist, but it is no life. I could have been in prison, no difference.

Bill
 
Unconventional said:
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Same idea from Harbor Freight.
Hook air to gun, vacuum at nuzzle sucks sand from bucket, rust and paint flee the scene.
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Had a similar one. Cut up a box, 6" square hole in bottom, sheet of glass duct taped to top and a hole for one arm. Reach in with gun,place hole over rust spot and blast away. box would catch most of the sand and very little would fly around shop. Worked very well.
If you buy a better gun,less air to do the same job.
 
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