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13-02-19, 23:52
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On the bright side, that is one less 8cwt on the restoration market, and therefore everyone else's 8cwt goes up in value.
Let's all pray this kind of 'love and attention' doesn't become a trend and starts gobbling up the original trucks.
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Terry Warner - 74-????? M151A2 - 70-08876 M38A1 - 53-71233 M100CDN trailer Beware! The Green Disease walks among us! 
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14-02-19, 15:33
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What the
At least the 8cwt is closer to the original design. People building these vehicles do their best with what is available to them, and while reading this post we have no idea what they started with. I know that some restorers dislike the restomod types of streetrods. In fact a friend of mine built a 1934 Ford coupe street rod. It was fibreglass body on an aftermarket chassis and built to look like a 50’s street rod, complete with Matt black paint and flames. He went to a Ford only show in the States and people chastised him for turning the car into a hot rod and not restoring it. He couldn’t get through this person’s head that it was all reproduction and not an original car!
Paul Last edited by Paul Singleton; 14-02-19 at 15:36. Reason: Spelling
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