Reply to "73??? Pantera for Sale"

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Most prefere to buy a complete project car completely assembled over one dissasembled. Not only is there a question of parts but how it all goes together as well.

In restoring the other car I am working on, I had a friend help me pull it apart. I really didn't want the help but I apreciated his company. We did a good job of bagging and tagging everything. I took several photos along the way. Good thing I did. Durring reasembly I questioned how many many things went back together that I did not dissasemble; even though it's all layed out bagged and tagged in a nice order.

You can take a complete car, dissasemble it and drop it's value 20-50%.

Gary

4/20/064:06 PM

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