Camaros
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jammersspeed
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nice cars! the 68 is sweet ! i like the merc in front of it also
Snake Farm
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Nice Camaros! I'm with Jammer on the Merc too........what's it's story?
Tyster36
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Nice cars. A good friend of mine has a X77 Camaro. He just pulled it out of the back of the garage and started to restore it. #'s matching as well.
JeremyL
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Freaking awesome!
One of my good friends owns an original 69 302/4 speed Z and a BB/automatic 69 convertible. In the past he owned two ZL-1 cars, one of which ended up in the Reggie Jackson collection and the other was a former drag car that I heard was being put back together.
One of my good friends owns an original 69 302/4 speed Z and a BB/automatic 69 convertible. In the past he owned two ZL-1 cars, one of which ended up in the Reggie Jackson collection and the other was a former drag car that I heard was being put back together.
mullins
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Replying about the story on my merc.
My Dad always loved and dreamed about having a chopped 50 merc. I was lucky enough to find and buy it for my Dad. I was working on it and planning on having it done for his retirement. He had some life changes happen to him and retired early. He passed away 4 months after he retired unexpectedly. I never touched the car for a year after he passed. I've taken the build a little farther this year and hope to be cruising it sometime next year. Chassis is done and on air ride. I splurged on the rear suspension by using no limit rear strong arm set up, giving it 9 inches of air ride. It's for sure one car that my son will get later in life. Thanks for asking, Rob Mullins
Mercury is named "Dad's Dream"
My Dad always loved and dreamed about having a chopped 50 merc. I was lucky enough to find and buy it for my Dad. I was working on it and planning on having it done for his retirement. He had some life changes happen to him and retired early. He passed away 4 months after he retired unexpectedly. I never touched the car for a year after he passed. I've taken the build a little farther this year and hope to be cruising it sometime next year. Chassis is done and on air ride. I splurged on the rear suspension by using no limit rear strong arm set up, giving it 9 inches of air ride. It's for sure one car that my son will get later in life. Thanks for asking, Rob Mullins
Mercury is named "Dad's Dream"
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440Clark
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Sorry to here about your Dad I'm sure he would have loved that car. On a lighter note, you sure have good taste in cars.
