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Posted by Larry W Blum Jr on Saturday, June 27, 2009:
Hi all,
Guess what followed my dad and me back to my dad's house today. His "new" 8N! It doesn't look like much right now but it has lots of potential and was really cheap for a running, driving, working 8N with good 19 inch front rims and good 28 inch rear "hat" rims. My dad wants to clean this one up, repaint it, and then resell it. The sheet metal actually looks better than the pieces on the last 8N we did and that one turned out pretty good.
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