RE: What luck!

[Richard Kinsley <r.kinsley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Derek Fried wrote:
> 
> 
> Hey All, 
>    
>   I have stumbled across the opportunity of a lifetime!  Being a young guy 
>   with a family and a mortgage, I always wondered how I would ever be able 
>   to afford the body work that my Fury needs.  I came across a Custom car 
>   restoration shop in Perris, CA (near my home) that offers FREE 
>   vocational training to anyone who wants to learn to do body work on 
>   cars.  I went down and met with them and they agreed to teach me to do 
>   all the repairs (rust, dents, bad paint, etc) to my Fury, and paint it.  
>   All I need to do is supply my materials, and they will teach me to do 
>   it.  I cannot believe the opportunity that I came across from a bunch of 
>   awesome guys who just love cars and want to teach people.  Just thought 
>   I would share my good fortune!  
>    
>   On a side note, I want to add a little more guts to my 383 4barrel 
>   without building a new engine.  Does anyone know of a 2 4 barrel set up 
>   that can be put on a 383?  I've seen pictures, but never figured out how 
>   to do it.  Any info?  
>    
>   Thanks!
>    
>   Derek
>   1965 Sport Fury
> 
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Boy am I ever jealous! I used to live very close there in Murrieta, CA. 
I'd jump on that in a minute as that's the only way my car will ever get 
body work or paint.

 



Rich Kinsley  '64 Polara 4 dr 318poly w/goodies


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