RE: off topic fin car question

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Neal, I see you're at it again. I love 58 Plymouths. I had a Christine 
clone red and white 58 Belvedere years ago. Besides the usual places 
like the floors and rear quarters check the top of he front fenders over 
the headlights. Check out this website for more info:

http://www.forwardlook.net/

Dan





Robert neal zimmerman wrote:
> 
> I am  going to ,look at   a '58 plymnouth savoy  2 door tomorrow,  a guy
> here  in town is selling. He claims it has 24,000 miles and is very
> solid.  he wants 2500 for it. It is a somewhat disassembled project car
> that he hasnt touched in years, and wants it out of the garage. he says
> the interior is pretty tore up and it needs the front and rear glass put
> back in ( new rubbers)
>     he says it still runs and drives with a flathead six, and the title
>     is good. 
>     It sounds too good to be true and i am approaching with caution.
>     My quaestions are:
>      1)  Where are the problem areas to look for rust on these early
>      cars?? though  he says it solid and has been inside it whole life i
>      am skeptical.
>      2) Who carries stuff for these early cars so i can research the
>      cost of  stuff.
>   thanks much and apologies for off -topic ramblings
>   neal zimmerman, eugene oregon
> 
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Dan, Hell hath no Fury, But I do!


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