Had a chance yesterday to look at a 58 with RPO684. Still has the backing plates, two drums, one scoop, and the through-the-rocker-panel ducting. This was owned until recently by the same individual who bought it in 1970 from the owner who bought it in 1963. The last time it saw the light of day was 1972 when the owner did a little bit of poor-quality bodywork in preparation for painting. It had a fairly rough life in its first dozen years, and is a mechanical mess, but rather interestingly really appears to have been silver blue with red interior! Hardtop only. One of the original 144 made with the brakes option---they're still hiding out there!
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What is its current status? I assume it was recently sold and will be undergoing restoration? Do you have photos? -
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What is its current status? I assume it was recently sold and will be undergoing restoration? Do you have photos?Comment
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Hi Mike is that the one in AZ. I have some photos of it. Phil 8063Comment
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Hi Mike is that the one in AZ. I have some photos of it. Phil 8063Comment
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It's in Wisconsin--understand it came out of the LA area.Comment
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It's in Wisconsin--understand it came out of the LA area.Comment
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i found my early 57 fuelie while in florida looking for a 70.Comment
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i found my early 57 fuelie while in florida looking for a 70.Comment
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