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Cool FM3 Convert on the bay of fees.

Started by cudajunction, April 15, 2017, 10:19:06 AM

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Cuda Cody

 :inlove:  FM3 Convertible should bring food money.  Would like to see more photos too.  Hard to get a good feel for the car with so few photos.

JS29

How can that be A dealer promotional car with A build of 406?  :thinking:


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anlauto

I like that it wasn't cloned into a Cuda....
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71GranCoupe

Quote from: JS29 on April 15, 2017, 10:25:32 AM
How can that be A dealer promotional car with A build of 406?  :thinking:

Without a tag or sheet, it is anybody's guess. If I remember right, FM3 was a mid year color and "might" be a promo car with a 406 SPD, but I could be out in left field too.  :dunno:



Take away the FM3 from the equation, and the car is almost at its peak price.  :alan2cents:

1971Y13

Quote from: JS29 on April 15, 2017, 10:25:32 AM
How can that be A dealer promotional car with A build of 406?  :thinking:
I have asked him why Y13 not is on that tag, he said it's on the buildsheet though.
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erik70rt

I like it.  I would leave it exactly as it is. 
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Blake@diyhemi.com

convertible, power windows, AC on a 318 BH car. That's kind of impressive in itself, let alone FM3


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RUNCHARGER

Not my deal but that is an interesting car.
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