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    One that caught my eye for being unusual was the red shoebox Ford with the Gen1 Corvette cove layout and paint. Strange combination, but kind of fits, too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    One that caught my eye for being unusual was the red shoebox Ford with the Gen1 Corvette cove layout and paint. Strange combination, but kind of fits, too.
    Yeah,,had a second look at that one..Kinda fits in a different sorta way..Looks kool..
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    One that caught my eye for being unusual was the red shoebox Ford with the Gen1 Corvette cove layout and paint. Strange combination, but kind of fits, too.
    I don't know the car, but looking at the excess offset on the front wheels I wonder if that's a hint at the car having later Vette suspension. Nice airbrush work.
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