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Post by Deleted on Dec 13, 2011 13:09:24 GMT 10
Hey Dave, where's that loverly finned chrysler.
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Post by olfarts on Dec 13, 2011 19:07:45 GMT 10
Locked away safe and secure  Dave  I hope your coming up to Tanunda ?? .............or Clayton Bay for a beer/coffee/sticky beak at the vans and chin wag  ? Dave |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 14, 2011 9:01:30 GMT 10
Hope to get to Tanunda for a sticky won't have either van finished.  been severly harassed into working on the house, - horde of terrorists coming for chrissy. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 14, 2011 9:05:41 GMT 10
By the way, did you see this for sale. Aparently I am not allowed to have it, other half refuses to ride in a hearse. lol not sure if thats actually a good thing or not. Would make a brilliant tow car. And imagine all the stuff you could carry in the back.  |
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Post by olfarts on Dec 14, 2011 11:21:04 GMT 10
Gotta agree with mum,cruising around in a coffin carrier isn't hot on my list of automobiles.  But then i guess one could make a few bob on the side.....i heard "last rides" can be a bit pricey. Id be happy to get carted away away in that when it comes time ;D Getting hauled away in a finned MoPar stretched wagon would be cool. Dave |
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Post by olfarts on Dec 17, 2011 19:35:39 GMT 10
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Post by atouchofglass on Dec 18, 2011 8:42:30 GMT 10
Hey Dave
Tell that's not your back yard!!!!
;D ;D ;D ;D
Looks like a real project about to be started... yes?
Atog
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Post by olfarts on Dec 18, 2011 18:22:20 GMT 10
Nope,not my back yard.Just where its safely stored until i can get it over here from WA where its been sleeping for 30 years odd.
Yep,a full on resto will take place over the next few years,after i do my trip around the block,i HAVE to get that out of my system first.
Dave
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Post by kiwijim on Dec 18, 2011 21:28:50 GMT 10
Hey there Olfarts, SO, that ripper tow vehicle is Safely stored here in W.A. I'm just wondering how safe it is... Ya know...... there are some blokes over here with time on their hands and looking for something to restore. ;D ;D ;D Any clues to it's where-abouts. kiwijim ;D  |
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Post by olfarts on Dec 18, 2011 23:59:15 GMT 10
No worries Jim,i'll tell you EXACTLY where my baby is ;D ;D Turn left at Weidgemultha and continue on to Mukinbuden turn south there until you hit the North West Coastal Hwy. Continue on till you get to Panawanaka turn east there till you see a pink Flamingo,ask the pink Flamingo for directions to Bills place. Shes parked in Toms shed behind Bills property. Simple eh ! Dave (She's in Kal at the moment waiting till after Xmas so we can get her trucked over here. Know any one that does a top load or needs a back load to Adelaide from Kal ??) |
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Post by kiwijim on Dec 20, 2011 3:37:23 GMT 10
"Nup" I'm not going on that route march to find that car Dave, But I am interested to know, how did a Bloke living in S.A. find a car hidden in a shed for 30 odd years in W.A. Plain tinnie, or have you connections ;D ;D ;D kiwijim |
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Post by olfarts on Dec 20, 2011 11:09:48 GMT 10
For almost 30 years Jim i had blinkers on for Valiant Pacers...ive owned 160 of them over the years including Valiant Pacer station wagons of which they only made 20 of............over that time i have made a net work of friends that share the passion for Aussie Chrysler's. A few years ago i found the first valiant to roll of the production line with a factory fitted HEMI.It was in a 1969 VF Valiant station wagon (VFX) I sold that car to a fellow in WA who later bought a VF Pacer station wagon as well. Over time we developed a good mate ship,Ive never met the man face to face,but know each other well via,phone calls,Internet and other forms of communication.I look forward to shaking his hairy mitt sometime very soon. 12 months ago he found a collection of Valiants in WA and sitting up the back of this shed was the AP3 Royal waiting to it the road again,so after a "short" conversation i secured the vehicle. ;D ;D ;D I couldn't see any thing better to tow an old van out on the open road than a an American car that the Americans didn't see over there.....AP3-Australian Production model No 3. Its MoPar or its no car Cheers Jim and a safe and Merry Christmas to you and yours from me and mine  . Dave |
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Post by kiwijim on Dec 20, 2011 14:19:21 GMT 10
Well, there ya go, It sure payed to stay on the right side of your Mate, Dave. We will have to crack a coldie or three when you next cross the "Sand Patch" In the mean time, we in turn, wish you all a Very Merry Christmas. Cheers kiwijim |
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Post by olfarts on Dec 22, 2011 1:05:36 GMT 10
Cheers Jim Dave |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2011 18:00:35 GMT 10
Dave, She will come up a treat.
BTW talking of station wagons, I saw a Chrysler Plainsman in the flesh for the first time today, six cylinder and overdrive manual, wouldn't I love that in the shed.
Hope you get yours here soon.
ahh while i think about it, there was a really original 69 Roadmaster at Port Elliot, and a old plywood I couldn't identify. Very nice to see.
Went down to look at a Straight Eight for the Hudson cept it wasn't a hudson 8, so didn't get it.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2011 18:02:39 GMT 10
Oh and Merry Christmas.
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been severly harassed into working on the house, - horde of terrorists coming for chrissy. 
