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Looks real nice.
“Astounding investment grade restoration, no expense spared. Must be seen to be believed! This vehicle turns heads everywhere it has been shown, and would be an incredible addition to any of the finest collections. Do yourself a favor, stop by Cox Automotive and see for yourself. 118 Lenzner Court, Sewickley, PA. 15143.”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/pts/5225156095.html
No doubt, a truly beautiful restoration, but once again, it will be almost impossible to get 33 grand.
Wasn’t this posted on May 22?
Glenn, I think you’re right, sure looks like it to me.
Thanks guys. I’ve deleted the older post.
– DAve
I’m pretty sure this truck spent a year in the Northeast Classic Car Museum. I’ve seen it up close and it is perfection. I don’t know about the price, but this is the example that all others are judged. It’s actually better than new.
Northeast Classic Car Museum: http://www.classiccarmuseum.org