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i was under the impression the allen screw ones are for the rear and phillips for the front.

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cool thanks

i am not a big fan of the modern Chrysler cars. I do think they are being innovative with their designs but for the most part modern cars don't interest me much (unless they have 12 cylinders and a 3 pointed star on the front. the reason these interest me is mainly the engine).

try ebay. there are a few guys who sell them. might as well get one that already has the quartz conversion in it. you will spend around $200 for it.

knew that was coming........... :icon_ecst too much for a non mustang to drive around. There was a 428 cougar around about 4-5 months ago that was not numbers matching that I seriously considered buying to drive around bought a 64 Tbird instead.

Don if your buddies have original cj scoops and parts I would be interested if you pass or they have extras at reasonable prices. If neither work out and if I decide to put one on I will do the repro route.

looks cool. can't say I would do it on my CS but I will probably do that on my 68.5 CJ clone/green hornet clone project.

coil is my vote

have them cut the tanks off yours and reweld the old tanks on a modern mid section. did it on the 390 and have not had any problems with it getting hot.

that's ok, I know where your yellow car is and I drove it. :wink:

yep still in NZ until 12-28. I would be happy to tell you about NZ, just send me a email or pm and I will make some time when i get back.

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i sent him a email stating i would pay $500 for the 3 of them if they do not sell. should be fun to see what he says.

is it for sale? email sent

let's hope a 390. I visited a famous car museum here in New Zealand (Southward Museum), they had the 1/18th scale 68 gt390 fastback model in the gift shop. It was about $110 and is VERY detailed. I am not a model collector but this one is pretty cool. I hope the gt/cs model comes out this nice.

one of those little perks of your job eh? :icon_lol:

went for $366, pretty good price considering it is pretty complete. tree, sorry I did not respond in time.

i did a estimate on fixing this damage on a thread a few months ago. I think I came up with at least 4-5k worth of damage. You can find better for cheaper in the long run on Ebay, keep looking.

i was thinking the same thing. :tongue: