Went to an AACA show today

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^^^ I am Mr. Clean!
went to this show today..all the cars are factory correct(the way they should be), and beautiful no dollar spared restoration...wish i knew about this show earlier i would have registered mine

1960 Thunderbird




1971 Thunderbird




1985 Mustang GT



1976 Ford Grenada



Studebaker Truck dont remember what year




Impala



1965 Mustang



1973 Mustang Vert




1965 Lincoln Continental



1974? Shoebox Bronco



1963 Thunderbird 1 of 25 made with a 390 and 3x2 carbs



1966 Ford Galaxie 7 litre



1970? Plymouth Road Runner 440 6 pack


 
Those things are beautiful.

Can't wait to start work on our torino. Gotta find a parts car first.

Not to many 72 torinos out there let alone in decent shape.
 
06FordFX4 said:
Not locally unfortunately. Which makes things difficult, and expensive.
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oh yea that sucks...im screwed with my car too...only one parts vendor makes stuff for mine and he doesnt have everything i need...im relying on NOS and other stuff...gonna have to get the seat cover custom made
 
Yep. Ours is beyond repair, so it's either swap all body panels from a cer in better shape, and go from there. Or just buy one in much better shape to work on.

Here's ours. Like I said, beyond repair.

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But it's been in the family since brand new so it would be nice to keep it the same car, rather than a new one. Heck it's still registered user my moms name. Would be nice to keep it that way rather than a different one.
 
06FordFX4 said:
Yep. Ours is beyond repair, so it's either swap all body panels from a cer in better shape, and go from there. Or just buy one in much better shape to work on.

Here's ours. Like I said, beyond repair.

But it's been in the family since brand new so it would be nice to keep it the same car, rather than a new one. Heck it's still registered user my moms name. Would be nice to keep it that way rather than a different one.
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That's not the worst I've seen
 
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