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08-13-2019, 02:50 AM
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'69 Trans Am Convertible Tribute Car, Nice....
This is pretty well done IMO, and I love the idea of a stock appearing 494ci mill....
Stance is a little weird but that's an easy fix. Link to 1969 T/A Convertible Clone auction  223679N107557 
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08-13-2019, 04:16 PM
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His ad says the high stance is because the springs haven't settled yet, but that's a LOT of settling! Looks like a 4x4 now.
 I had started to wonder if it is missing the front cocktail shakers - that 100 lbs over the front bumper would make it sit a couple inches lower.
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08-18-2019, 01:22 PM
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This car is at 38k, reserve not met, with 6 hours to go.
I like fake junk as much as the next guy, but 38k for this sled? If you can't even get in the ballpark of the correct springs, what else do you suck at when it comes to restoring cars?
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