How about restoring your first car?
 

Here's a great story of a man's 34 Ford that was buried in the city dump for over 50 years right here in Utah: http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=353...&s_cid=queue-1

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Old cars were used as erosion barriers along turns in rivers and high banks where I grew up in Mt. I pulled a near perfect '27 T coup body out when I was in high school.

Lonnie

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Great story, it's hard to believe that it's the same car.

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Just goes to show how many parts are reproduced...

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That is not a restoration, it is a resurrection, (with modifications). LOL

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Jonathan Gruber was right! DD

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I thought it looked pretty good for being at the bottom of a dump for half a century.

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I agree with Green50, a great story, and it is hard to believe that it's the same car.

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Lifted my spirit fer th day!! Thanks fer posting!! Wonderful story!!

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That was one ambitious project!

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Mr. Coopman,

I usually get the thinly veiled political comments that you post, but I can't figure out what you are saying here. Could you please explain what you are trying to communicate here?

Tubman

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I didn't get it either? :confused:

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I think it has something to do with stupidity?

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A bit over my head. Gruber is an economist. I think had some role in the Affordable Care Act.

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What do I know, and of course...... MY opinion ONLY, but as several others seem to be quite excited about the outcome of this tale, I'm having a very hard time realistically believing the majority of this story. DD

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I'm going out in the garage to tinker with my 1933 ford Model A.

Mart.