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Hay Dave 64, Thanks for the pics--next best thing to
being there. AND, you and the daughter can be proud of your steering wheel
resto--Whats on the list for next thing to do
?.......................MO
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Sent: Friday, July 12, 2013 9:41 PM
Subject: Iola Old Car Show
We went to the Iola Old Car
Show and Swap Meet in Iola, WI today. I have pics located
here:
Most of my pics are of Mopars. The theme this year
was Ford vs Chevy. Oh well. It was still a great show and the
weather was really great. Last year it was in the high 90s. The
show goes on throughout the weekend.
The highlight of the show for me was the green '62
Dart (page 4 of my album). It was a father and son who bought it from
the second owner. It's all original, and the interior is incredibly
pristine. The exterior is likewise immaculate - especially for a WI
car. It must not have been driven in the salt much - if ever at
all. The car has 25,000 miles, but looks like it only has 2500
miles. They bought it from the second owner after seeing it in a Craig's
List ad. The sad part of the story is just a few days after the the
seller pulled it out to put it up for sale, a tree fell on it. The
passenger side quarter, roof, hood and fender all have damage. They have
pounded out the dents as best as they can for now and aren't sure where
they're going with it next. I told them if it were me, I think I'd leave
it as is. The grill had a hole in it from a branch that I never
would have known about had the 15 year old boy not told me about
it. He worked hard on fixing it himself and did a great job. He
was a really nice young man who is going to carry on the Mopar torch in fine
fasion, I would say.
Dave
'64 Belvedere 2DHT
318 Poly, Push Button
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