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19-11-2005, 04:55 PM
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Location: Blue Mountains, NSW
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hi , i own a 1976 ford LTD 5.8L v8. it has been sitting outside for about 5 years for various reasons. I don't know a whole lot about these cars and i'm wondering if i can realistically fix it up and get it happenning or if ishould just sell it for whatever little ammount its worth, or sell it in pieces......so anyway the car isn't in great condition with rust in several places on the body and bits and pieces in the engine (i'll put up some pics of the engine soon). but it does go lol. its hard to describe everything thats wrong with it here now but i'll get some pics up. i'm wondering if its a waste of time and money, how easy it is to find parts for these cars, what might be wrecked after a 5 year down time etc.......any suggestions? http://www.fordforums.com.au/images/icons/icon7.gif
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1976 LTD, can i fix it?
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