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angliagt
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Location: Eureka,California
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 Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2012 1:08 am Post subject: I Bought a '69 Cortina Estate! |
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It has some issues - but how many have you seen?
I got to visit with Micheal MacSems,while staying in Olympia,-
Washington.
Like I need another project - we're up to 10 cars (again!).
- Doug
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zephyrgary
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Location: cave creek,az
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I think Phil Bass may have owned it at one time or at least known something of its history. You should ask him about it.
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angliagt
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No - this was owned/built by Malcolm Muir (he put a twin cam-
in it,but after many problems,he put a 2ooo into it).
Malcolm sold it to Mark Viscov,in Portland,who sold it to Steve-
Hare,who lived in Gig Harbor,Washington,who sold it to Rebecca in-
La Center,Washington,who sold it to me.
It has a set of Gotti wheels on it,which I'm not overly fond of.
They're 6" X14".Does anyone know anything about these?
I locked the driver's door,now it won't open.I pulled the panel
off,pulled on the rod - still won't work.
- Doug
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IFHP
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Location: Olympia, Washington
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Doug's station wagon a couple of owners back.
Mk II Cortina Wagon by IFHP97, on Flickr
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