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Old 01-04-2014, 10:03 PM
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Nice find on the 73. Did ya take back roads all the way to Polo? I picked up a 169 there a few years back from Tim G. Nice little town.
I'd vote it as a keeper.........
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Nice find.
Is it a keeper?
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I like 73s. They look like their bigger brothers on the front till you get to the steering wheel then it's like 10 years back as a 70.
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I agree with the above statement! A combo of old and new looks...I always wanted one simply because I liked the white metal dash.

Agreed x3, and to add the white metal dash that's a bolt on which is cool too.
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Ryan,
Nice find on the 73. Did ya take back roads all the way to Polo? I picked up a 169 there a few years back from Tim G. Nice little town.
I'd vote it as a keeper.........
Josh,

I took hwy 64 all the way to polo basically. About the last ten miles you jog onto hwy 52. Johns one heck of a nice guy and has some nice Cubs. Its the first "out of state" purchase also. Polo IL is a cool little town.

Lew,
It's a keeper for now I suppose. Im thinking of bolting up the Cw-36 to it sometime soon and seeing how that works. If all goes well...maybe a repaint?
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That's a nice 73, Ryan!
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I'm surprised the backwards hood ornament didn't catch your eye....

I agree with the above statement! A combo of old and new looks...I always wanted one simply because I liked the white metal dash.
It did...but I decided that I didn't want to be a guy that gets on everyone every time I see a hood ornament in that direction.
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It did...but I decided that I didn't want to be a guy that gets on everyone every time I see a hood ornament in that direction.
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