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Two red A's
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Two red A's
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Bill Bussler
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The 1600 with the top down is the one my brother just finished a total restoration for a customer. The other is my 1500 that was finished 39 years ago. Mine has developed some "patina" over the years. The 1600 has no "patina".
Si Vis pacem, para bellum
Si Vis pacem, para bellum
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Thanks guys. My bro does good work.
As for the wing mirrors, mine were on my car when I bought it back in 1968. I liked them then and still do. They do detract somewhat from the graceful lines of the fenders but their function is worth it my book.
Si Vis pacem, para bellum
As for the wing mirrors, mine were on my car when I bought it back in 1968. I liked them then and still do. They do detract somewhat from the graceful lines of the fenders but their function is worth it my book.
Si Vis pacem, para bellum
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