New resto Co.

[Canucklehead]

Since when do they "HIDE" the POP in the car. Where did he find it, on top of the tank????

[SS427]

Perhaps they forgot to restore the glove box liner during the original restoration and did not find it until the finally opened the glove box.

[Mr. T]

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Where did he find it, on top of the tank????

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Yeah, it was next to the window sticker!

[SamLBInj]

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I like how he thinks he is gonna get that engine out with the hood still on.

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I was laughing thinking that when I read yours! LOL
This guy is a genius, He found the POP rolled up inside the window sticker taped to the back of the brake pedal..Yea right, then God magically removed the hood for the motor to slide out..

[TMagda]

$5,400 to verify a car!

[copo69]

Hey, You get a 36,000 mile/36 month warranty on the cars they build!!!!!

[55chevy]

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$5,400 to verify a car!

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hmmmmmmm..

"yep, that's a car..... that'll be $5,400"




.....I'm in the wrong business..

[SamLBInj]

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$5,400 to verify a car!

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hmmmmmmm..

"yep, that's a car..... that'll be $5,400"




.....I'm in the wrong business..

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Ill do it for $5,000

[55chevy]

you gotta read this http://www.vee8muscle.com/ISO9000.htm

it's a hoot...

[ANDY M]

An ISO9000 clone? Does NOM mean "New Original Motor", due to the quality control used in the restamping process?
QC process used in finding the POP? Absolute assurance that the trim tag was reproduced to the most exacting standards?
We need to know these things before wasting our time.