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Re: Red wrapped R on bat

Post by bucknasty » Mon Jul 16, 2018 4:56 pm

haha! that's the one
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Re: Red wrapped R on bat

Post by Stin1 » Tue Jul 17, 2018 2:08 pm

Lturner wrote:
bucknasty wrote: Mon Jul 16, 2018 2:09 pm
What I do remember was this was a damn fine driving car, it was by far my favorite of the three I had and the motor rebuild was rock solid and should be great going forward.

Ahh I remember this car now.

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Re: Red wrapped R on bat

Post by hootrscootr » Tue Jul 17, 2018 5:30 pm

Hate hate hate hate hate hate hate
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Re: Red wrapped R on bat

Post by Stin1 » Wed Jul 18, 2018 4:07 pm

lol that was a great auction.

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Re: Red wrapped R on bat

Post by Dc2-ProductionS » Thu Jul 19, 2018 7:17 am

Wow! Sold for $13,750!!

I thought it would be in the 9-10k range. She is def going to be enjoyed! I wonder if new owner will keep the wrap or remove it?
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Re: Red wrapped R on bat

Post by coolhandluke » Thu Jul 19, 2018 9:34 pm

bucknasty wrote: Mon Jul 16, 2018 2:09 pm Honestly, it looks exactly the same as when I got it way back when. I'm not sure what the stuff sprayed underneath is as this happened after my time, but if it's preventing it from spreading, then so be it.

The original owner I purchased it from daily drove it in Milwaukee, both of the rear quarters had bubbling at the wheel arch as he left that stupid weatherstripping on, which trapped in the elements. He wasn't an enthusiast or anything of the sort, just some oblivious dad that drove it through the crap year round.

I had full intentions of dropping the suspension, coating what could be and replacing the rest but got some pushback at home about doing another ITR restoration.

What I do remember was this was a damn fine driving car, it was by far my favorite of the three I had and the motor rebuild was rock solid and should be great going forward.

I wish he would have at least swapped out the valve cover before posting, that's a bad look.
Thank you for chiming in. :thumbup:

Lturner wrote: Mon Jul 16, 2018 4:30 pm Ahh I remember this car now.
Incredible, I had forgotten about this photo. That weekend was a blast. I still remember Bucky Nasty walking through the Greenville Mall holding that print, driving home with it propped up in the driver's seat, and posting it up around the house.

I guess that iPhone crash was worth it. :lol:
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Re: Red wrapped R on bat

Post by bucknasty » Thu Jul 26, 2018 4:12 pm

coolhandluke wrote: Thu Jul 19, 2018 9:34 pm
bucknasty wrote: Mon Jul 16, 2018 2:09 pm Honestly, it looks exactly the same as when I got it way back when. I'm not sure what the stuff sprayed underneath is as this happened after my time, but if it's preventing it from spreading, then so be it.

The original owner I purchased it from daily drove it in Milwaukee, both of the rear quarters had bubbling at the wheel arch as he left that stupid weatherstripping on, which trapped in the elements. He wasn't an enthusiast or anything of the sort, just some oblivious dad that drove it through the crap year round.

I had full intentions of dropping the suspension, coating what could be and replacing the rest but got some pushback at home about doing another ITR restoration.

What I do remember was this was a damn fine driving car, it was by far my favorite of the three I had and the motor rebuild was rock solid and should be great going forward.

I wish he would have at least swapped out the valve cover before posting, that's a bad look.
Thank you for chiming in. :thumbup:

Lturner wrote: Mon Jul 16, 2018 4:30 pm Ahh I remember this car now.
Incredible, I had forgotten about this photo. That weekend was a blast. I still remember Bucky Nasty walking through the Greenville Mall holding that print, driving home with it propped up in the driver's seat, and posting it up around the house.

I guess that iPhone crash was worth it. :lol:
Bahahaha. I felt like such an idiot carrying that thing out of the mall. Felt even dumber carrying it to work to sell it to a dad whose daughter was a big fan.

Good times though :thumbup:
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