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Subject: His is a car we should all be restoring? Why would I want to restore a Washington State Police car? Author: A guy's who's never been to WA [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:20:29 07/05/02 Fri In reply to: WSP for me 's message, "Gary's car is the fu#king car we should all be restoring. Caprice classic, Ford something,...........ruhd, dfon, weom.. You go Gary.!!!!!!!!!!!" on 03:06:47 07/05/02 Fri There are plenty of people here on the board with vintage restorations and they bring them to as many shows as they can each year. And as much as you may not like it, the late model cars owners are also a sizeable part of the hobby. What type of antique police car have you built and when will its next show appearance be? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Why would I want to try and do something with an engine-less, wrecked and rusted out hulk when I can go out and buy myself a near new car and easily find a strobe bar for the roof and I'm ready for a show? I wouldn't even know where to begin and at my age, I've never even seen a 1970's police car. By the way, anybody know why my car has green hoses? (NT) Caprice Guy 09:44:08 07/05/02 Fri Its the challenge of bringing it back to life. Sure just about anyone can go and buy a CV or Caprice, have you seem many original Fury police cars lately. Yes he's going to have some work but I would tend to think its a hell of a lot more satisfying to have a car when its done that not many people have. It kinda like big game hunting w/o a gun. Oh your hoses are silicon thats why they are green. (NT) been there done it would do it again 12:34:31 07/05/02 Fri ahhh they're green cause you can see'em better... (NT) Ben 12:37:00 07/05/02 Fri Co-owner of car -- Tom, 16:08:56 07/05/02 Fri Just don't be like so many others... -- Tired of waiting, 16:47:30 07/05/02 Fri then there is this board, flamers unite... (NT) -- person who gets sick of this board fast..., 03:26:06 07/06/02 Sat But at least they're flamers with completed cars that go to shows with them, -- Fellow flamer, 11:06:17 07/06/02 Sat I'll get it done tomorrow then... (NT) -- ouch, I'm on fire..., 14:06:56 07/06/02 Sat Quicker than I thought, it's done -- Hergie, 18:12:02 07/06/02 Sat