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Old 01-31-2007, 10:19 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey all, I'm new here...thought I'd post up my '67 Limestone and my new project, an untouched-since-1981 mid-grey '65 IIa.











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Old 01-31-2007, 10:30 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Welcome to the forum!!!! Sweet series.. How are you unable to not work on the gray one for so long....LOL...... I would have tinered with it to much already..LMAO!!!! Glad to see you are keeping the oldies alive!
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Old 01-31-2007, 10:31 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Welcome to the forum!!!! Sweet series.. How are you unable to not work on the gray one for so long....LOL...... I would have tinered with it to much already..LMAO!!!! Glad to see you are keeping the oldies alive!

oh...I just picked it up for Christmas! It sat somewhere down in Pa since 1981....pretty cool huh? And mid-grey...pretty damn rare
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That is sweet!!! what are the plans? Full restoration or?
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all electrical works, and I'm trying to free up the engine currently.....it just needs a new frame and some bulkhead work.

so, not full resto....just partial. I don't really want it looking new again, to be honest...
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Nice! And an impressive, um, driveway (?).

Where in MA are you? I'm just in Boston so I might have to come out and have a closer inspection of those sweet rides.
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all electrical works, and I'm trying to free up the engine currently.....it just needs a new frame and some bulkhead work.

so, not full resto....just partial. I don't really want it looking new again, to be honest...

Have fun with it!!!!
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Nice! And an impressive, um, driveway (?).

Where in MA are you? I'm just in Boston so I might have to come out and have a closer inspection of those sweet rides.
ha thanks! I'm in Boston too....I actually keep my trucks up in NH where they can roam free (I know some people that have a big farm up there).

My city car is a Saturn or an FJ Cruiser lol
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ha thanks! I'm in Boston too....I actually keep my trucks up in NH where they can roam free (I know some people that have a big farm up there).

My city car is a Saturn or an FJ Cruiser lol

How do you like the FJ?
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I love my FJ....been extremely happy with it

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I love my FJ....been extremely happy with it

Wow! I never even thought about what those two might look like next to each other. If I had to pick I'd go with the Series. I am a bit biased though.

Keep the pics coming, I haven't been disappointed yet.
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I love my FJ....been extremely happy with it

Wow, its amazing to see how much progress has been made in the field of aerodynamics on vehicles

Awesome trucks!
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Nauset Beach by chance?
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ha nope...further out on the Cape...I'm forgetting the name but it's the furthest one out. there's quite a few miles to cover out there...
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