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60 2 door post at our insurance auction next week
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http://www.mpi.mb.ca/salvage/SlvgItmImg.asp?salenm=1744&itemnm=273

-- Edited by Carl Stevenson on Wednesday 30th of June 2010 12:06:55 AM

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Item No. 273
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Make/Model:1960 PONTIAC
Serial No. : 0711109819 Cyl./Tran.:6/A
Status:Salvageable - KM:27562 as of 06-21-10
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Uh oh, our picture guru can't figure out how to get the pictures up!

C'mon Carl.....

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I wonder how that damage happened. I've never seen a quarter panel torn open like that! It almost looks like something exploded in the trunk.


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Mafia trunk damage ... those trunks will hold at least 6 rivals.biggrin

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Looks like it's been "rear ended" by back panel & tail lights?? Trunk is "bowed" a bit & likely this impact has "SLIT" the 1/4 panel at a seam??? That's my guess!!!!

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Pontiacanada wrote:

Mafia trunk damage ... those trunks will hold at least 6 rivals.biggrin


Boy, I would bet you were a handful in school with a creative mind like that biggrin

 



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I've seen that car before,  i think it is pretty nice. Has a Painted on "vinyl" top"

Whats up with those giant high-back bucket seats? those were not there last time i saw it!

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

Pontiacanada wrote:

Mafia trunk damage ... those trunks will hold at least 6 rivals.biggrin


Boy, I would bet you were a handful in school with a creative mind like that biggrin

 


More than one handful. I probably hold my old school's record for getting detentions and the strap.

This car is cool by-the-way. What do you think it will go for?



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Moon shine  evileye Blew up in trunk

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Pontiacanada wrote:

Carl Stevenson wrote:

 

Pontiacanada wrote:

Mafia trunk damage ... those trunks will hold at least 6 rivals.biggrin


Boy, I would bet you were a handful in school with a creative mind like that biggrin

 


More than one handful. I probably hold my old school's record for getting detentions and the strap.

This car is cool by-the-way. What do you think it will go for?


Darryl, we both may hold that record at diff. schools!!!!!

 



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Sold $950

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