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Tru Blu Question
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Hey mate heres the link from facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.ph...3758.170351845740&pid=6521072&id=170351845740
cheers
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.ph...3758.170351845740&pid=6521072&id=170351845740
cheers
Racin Jason
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A bit of skull duggery perhaps?
I seem to remember a few black Sierras that had wheel arch moulds sitting a little too high.[sh]
I seem to remember a few black Sierras that had wheel arch moulds sitting a little too high.[sh]
If you put it in the Nostalgia section you most likely would have received similar replies as the blokes who read that section are generally pretty good - it's the "be all and end all" section commonly known as V8Supercars that attracts all the wankel rotaries.
...........and then there's this one
http://www.musclecarmag.com.au/australian-muscle-car-photo-johnson-falcon.php
with no gap.
...........and then there's this one
http://www.musclecarmag.com.au/australian-muscle-car-photo-johnson-falcon.php
with no gap.
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If you check AMC mag for the XD feature from a while back, IIRC, the gap is very obvious in the pics of her from 1983... might have a look at the 1984 Great Race book as I know there's a couple of front-on shots of her in there.
Was surprise to see a couple of plastic-looking spacers in there maintaining the gap when I looked at her a while back.
Was surprise to see a couple of plastic-looking spacers in there maintaining the gap when I looked at her a while back.
If you put it in the Nostalgia section you most likely would have received similar replies as the blokes who read that section are generally pretty good - it's the "be all and end all" section commonly known as V8Supercars that attracts all the wankel rotaries.
...........and then there's this one
http://www.musclecarmag.com.au/australian-muscle-car-photo-johnson-falcon.php
with no gap.
That is one of the best photo's of the old girl I've seen,. . . . doesn't she look the goods. . .
[bw]That is one of the best photo's of the old girl I've seen,. . . . doesn't she look the goods. . .
I just love the rear rubber and the message it sends!!
it's a great shot either way...
that car really deserves a resto.... the current paintwork was put on it in the late 80's/early 90's or whenever it was that DJ bought it back from Alf Grant... so the font on much of the signage - the numbers and sunstopper in particular - were more in line with what was on the Sierras at the time, rather than being authentic.
The paint on the roof is crows-footed to the umpteenth degree, the window rubbers are perished and cracked... she's not nearly as pristine as the XE... but she's a special one...