Re: Buried Plymouth

[MrChristopher1@xxxxxxxxxxx]

I echo your assessment of Boyd...  My guess is he has already established a high profile shop (TV show -if you can call it that) and with the popularity of the Plymouth, I'm sure some none car owning Executive thought it'd be a good idea.  It's all about the ratings...

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Christopher Glick


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> By the way...how in the world did the bumbling idiots from Boyd  Coddington's 
> shop get the privilege to restore the Plymouth?  There are so  many actually 
> good RESTORER'S out there that could do a fantastic job.   Heck I remember 
> seeing an episode of American Hot Rod where they were doing a  '63 Dodge and 
> they 
> had no idea that sheet metal was available for that  car.  Who is the parts 
> locator for them?  They obviously have only  access to Auto Zone for parts.  I 
> just can't see a fitting, proper, correct  restoration coming from those guys. 
>  I don't think Boyd has the talent to  restore a Mopar to all original.  Oh 
> well, Tulsa's mess up!   
> Rick Rice
> 2 '64 Furys 
> 6 '65 Coronets 
> '77 D100 pickup
> '95 Dakota Sport 318 5 spd
> '98 Grand Cherokee Laredo SE
> '04 Grand Cherokee Laredo SE
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