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    1. #1
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      should i or should i not

      i have been looking around the net for another 69 and stumbled across this i offered $750 for it and we will see where it goes from there here are some pics let me know if its worth it



      thanks,
      Brandon

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    2. #2
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      Hard to see anything without my microscope..

      Andrew
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    3. #3
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      If you are modifying the car a good bit, then it may be a decent starting point. For a resto, it may be a rough starting point, kinda hard to tell from the pictures.
      2018 Cruze LT Hatchback
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    4. #4
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      No I wouldn't

    5. #5
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      if you are going to pick it up to grab parts off of it that are what you need/want, then selling off the rest and scrapping the leftovers, yes. If you are looking at is as a platform, no, i dont think so.
      -Dave

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    6. #6
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      GL. Your gonna need it, lol!

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    8. #8
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      I paid more that that for my title... LOL
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    9. #9
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      i just figured i would pick another 69 and actually when i got the email with all of the pics they were huge idk why they wont show up that way i'll try to get some bigger ones. The quarters are not rusted it was cut out for patch panels and i know that i can do all of the work and it is ok structurally i cant afford anything that is rust free or even close to it thats why i figured i would get this one and play around with it and then see what i have. the plan was to full-frame it like the one aussiebj did for his 69
      Brandon
      2003 f250 powerstroke 2/4 drop daily driver
      1979 f250 crew cab on superduty axles
      1947 dodge 5 window coupe





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