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    1. 03-04-2013 #1
      Wagonator
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      '69 American Wagon Making it handle-in progress

      New here from Oregon. 1969 Rambler American wagon with a 4.0/AW4 swap. Doing it on a picknpull budget to keep the family happy.

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    3. 03-04-2013 #2
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      Picknpull budget and patience are good ingredients for a awesome result! Welcome, like you picked a different car for pro touring.


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      But if you live right, once is enough!
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      very cool
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    5. 03-12-2013 #4
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      Nothing wrong with 4-door ProTouring!
      Cars:'69 Boss 302 R/R; '69 442 R/R; '71 Vista Cruiser; '95 Z28; '06 Z06
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    6. 03-13-2013 #5
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      Diggin the wagons
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      71 Demon, 6.1hemi, paddled 4l65e, AlterK, Tri4,
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    7. 03-13-2013 #6
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      Be sure to do a Project Update page on this build. Look forward to seeing what you come up with.
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    8. 03-13-2013 #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by Mike Holleman View Post
      Be sure to do a Project Update page on this build. Look forward to seeing what you come up with.

      I put it in the project section. I'll do some updating asap.

      Thanks,
      Sam
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    9. 03-13-2013 #8
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      Are those Marquis rims? Nice car. Pretty cool keeping it all AMC too.
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      The are, 16x7's with some used 225/50 Bridgestone Potenza's. Method to the madness is being able to package Crown Vic disks on the front. They bolted right up. Haven't done the brakes yet.
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