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willits18

Re: how do you engage the overdrive?

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I will post a picture of the 51 sometime in the next 2 weeks. The fuel system is done, the tune up is done, and it's undercoated. Waiting for the exhaust system. Then I'll lower it and take pictures. The body is pretty solid-some old patches that are coming through. The interior is ok for now. I restore these old cars to drive-I like driving them!

Posted on: 2021/4/21 17:46