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(@phil-r)
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THANKS Doug

It went to a loving home! When I have time I will restore/rebuild it and post pictures! Smile It will bring back memories of the first car that my parents bought since I had been born in '66. That 70 was bought in spring of 1972



   
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You are welcome Phil. So it looks familiar?

I don't know what you use to remove old model paint of plastic models, bu, I used to use Easy-Off oven cleaner. spray it on generously and let sit 24 hours. It always worked well for me. Looks like there are a few layers of paint on the old LTD. Good luck and yes, please post pics.



   
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Oh, and have the chrome replated. I have used Chrome Tech. they did a nice job.



   
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