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Displaying entries 296-300 of 364 total.
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| 296. "I have some bad news. He [the seller] said the Pacer was a '76, but it turns out it is a '78. It was also not as good as described. It's still cool, but I don't think it is the one. I am going to fix it up and try to sell it. It's starting to look real nice. I buffed it and polished it today. I also cleaned out the interior, which was full of junk. Literally full to the top. I found a CB radio that still works, so that's pretty cool." -Tommy Gustafson
Editor's note: I first met Tommy in Kenosha in July 2002. He had driven out from Minnesota to find a Pacer, his dream car. He found this Pacer for sale in Tennessee and his dad drove it home to him in October 2002.
Submitted 14 October 2002. |
| 297. "This little red & black hot rod has a built 401 under the hood, automatic transmission with a 2500 stall converter, 373 ford rear end and 12" Mickey Thompson Pros, disks brakes front & rear, 15" custom wheels, custom interior & gauges with a B & M shifter, Corvette front bumpers and Corvette mirrors. This Pacer is quick, fun, and gets a lot of attention." -Charlie Smith, Clackamas, Oregon
Submitted 18 October 2002. |
| 298. "Here are some of my 'before pictures'. I will send you a picture of the finished product. The car was not driveable when I purchased it in July of 2002. I have done a lot of work on the car already, and it is now a daily driver. It has 54,000 miles and lots of bad rubber everywhere (it was a New Mexico car and the heat was very bad on ALL of the rubber parts). It is also in desperate need of paint (still the original Loden Green)." -Sly Rose, Lake Zurich, IL
Submitted 1 December 2002. |
| 299. Michelle sent in a picture of this '77 wagon when she posted a classified, advertising it for sale. |
| 300. "This is my newly found daily driver with 52,000 original miles. It was in storage for the last 6 years; just got it out and going again about 1 month ago. A college professor at Ball State University owned it." -Rob Godwin, Daleville, Indiana
This Pacer was for sale as of the date it was submitted, 17 December 2002. |
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