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I am certainly with you on getting the car
assuming the price is right. The '56 is the most popular year for DeSoto
collecting. After that I differ from others perhaps. Take a long
hard look at the project ahead of you before you dive in. Estimate from
ads and knowledge of your own abilities vs. professional help required, what it
might take to restore this car. From "in a field" to proudly driving
down the road can be a very long and expensive journey. I'd urge you
to consider parting this car out, putting the money gained in your pocket
and then looking for the next, best car you can afford. It may
shorten your journey.
Wayne G
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Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2011 6:34
PM
Subject: looking for ideas for a 1956
desoto recently picked up
hello,
i'm going to pick up a 1956 desoto.
The car has been in a field for a
long time. I feel i'm rescuing it
from certain scrap metal folks.
It has no motor,trans, radiator or
driveshaft.
I would enjoy some ideas on
where or if. there are replacement items for
this car..?
Thanks,
Ray Rau.
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