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[Closed] This is proably the only car for which I would ditch my Lincoln

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(@legrandfromage)
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This is proably the only car for which I would ditch my Lincoln

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(@Paul Theriot)
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I like the one you have better Charlie........besides style, you can't beat the overhead pluses



   
Frank Kocour
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Some how you have to figure out how to own both of them . . .



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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Maybe a 4-post lift if storage is an issue?


John Bono
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(@Steve Kiraly)
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No way, Charlie. Your Lincoln is tops (up or down - LOL)!



   
Dan Vincent
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Charlie, you already have the best one.

Flathead Fords & Mercs overheat easily in a hot climate like Florda. At least we don't have a lot of hills.


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(@David Hosea)
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Charlie, I see the Daily driver staying outside plus ditch the trash barrel to side of Garage. There now the Mercury will fit in the Garage beside the Lincoln. Both Fine Rides.



   
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