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Thread: Which car should I fix next?
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02-23-2014 #1
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Which car should I fix next?
Hi guys! I have a lot of time on my hands here in the next few weeks since I was let go from work so I'm thinking of getting back into the garage. I have two different projects to work on. One is a '70 Mustang convertible and the other is a '71 t-37. Both cars need sheet metal work. The Mustang more so than the Pontiac. Pontiac has solid floors and frame but needs fenders, core support, front window frame repair and quarters. Mustang has good front frame, fenders, doors and rockers but needs floors....bad. So, given that the Mustang is more work but parts are far cheaper than the Pontiac, which one would you do?
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02-23-2014 #2
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Which car should I fix next?
Pontiac!!!! But i'm biased with the 1971 Lemans Sport I picked up during the winter and have been endlessly fixing to get ready for spring haha
I always tell others to take the high road, that way there's more room for me on the low road
Erik Peterson
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02-24-2014 #3
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Fix the Mustang!
MUCH easier sell When & If you need to or want to sell the car.
02-25-2014 #4
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To keep? Pontiac. To sell? Mustang.
-Nick
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03-02-2014 #5
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Sounds like the Mustang is a easier fix, Just floors. Compared to fenders, core support and window frame?
03-03-2014 #6
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Thanks for the votes guys. I've decided to start working on the Mustang. While it is going to be more work, the parts are more readily available. To top it off, you don't see many pro-touring convertibles. Should be a fun ride.
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