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I had to drag the panel back to my place as it has to be another of those one of these days project
hank

this 4;10 dana 60 rear was rescued from an old dirt car that was on it`s way to the crusher .. luckily this fellow recognised it .. notice the wheel adapters and the welded on brackets for the chevy hook up .. belongs back under some chrysler big block rocket

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I had to drag the panel back to my place as it has to be another of those one of these days project
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Nice little winter job,

more from the tri five junkyard .. 4 door 55 . 2 door 54 ford .. 2 door 57 chevy and some kind of 30`s or 40 `s something .. i did`nt get a closer look ..

1969 FORD MUSTANG MACH I M-Code

1965 FORD MUSTANG 2+2 FASTBACK

1968 FORD MUSTANG J-Code 302

No wonder they are getting expensive,half the Mustang population is lying in graveyards,or in New Zealand...

Not mine but I whish
Sure which I could find a little piece of Heaven Like that

I like Rust Took me 15 yrs to get this Model a coupe of this old lady, but patience finally paid off. Believe it or not it was almost all yellow when I found it 15yrs ago

Now you guys are really starting to up set me...All that unloved tin lying around..

I agree withya Lamin8r. Heck what I would give to have a few hours in those yards conlecting parts for the next project or ten. Don't ya just luv all them old cars.

Be interesting to see how much you could stuff in a 40 foot container[or three]when no ones looking..
Next project or ten??Where do ya stop without being greedy??

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