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On the inside and underside. Wish they would have treated the outside the same lol.
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On the inside and underside. Wish they would have treated the outside the same lol.
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Why do I picture some old lady driving your car looking thru the half moon of the steering wheel? lol
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Floors look in great shape nice place to start. If there was anything I wished I had known when I started my build was get the best car you can find for a starting point. Going to be sweet.
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Took the dash and wiring out this morning. Somebody left me a tip... 
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No surprises under the gas tank.
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I mean, what'd you expect Jody?  It's a California car. Most of those are always a great starting point.
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Now I'm at the beauty part of beauty and the beast.  This week I should have enough stuff arrive so I can start test fitting the chassis and drivetrain.
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Jody, that $5 looks to be an old one. What’s the date on it?
The 12 bolt in this car must have been swapped in? Interesting...
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Jody, that $5 looks to be an old one. What’s the date on it?
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The bill is from 81. I didn't think the 12 bolts were hard to find in these, my buddies 72 small block non-SS had one too. I can't say for sure, but other than radiator hoses and an aftermarket radio, this car has no mods. At least it's something I can sell to buy more parts. 
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I'm gonna go against the grain here. I'm of the philosophy that you do it once and do it right. I'd struggle to blow apart a car that I enjoy driving.
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