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03-25-2008, 05:14 PM
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Re: 65 mustang fastback question?
I would say its worth something, dont crush it. Check out ebay, there are some horrible fastbacks that go for some crazy prices on there. Either way body work isnt cheap, your best bet would be to find a bodyman that's willing to take it on as a weekend project. Would take longer, but should be cheaper in the end. Good luck.
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