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17/08/2025 5:30 am
Apparently, this 1975 Vega survived remarkably well - unlike that Tulsa '57 Plymouth ("Miss Belvedere" ) But of course, this story is more than that....
17/08/2025 5:48 am
Yes, did see this when they opened it up. It fared well. That Plymouth was a wet mess.
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17/08/2025 7:02 am
That was cool to see that everything was able to withstand through time.
Christopher Moroni and Tony Perrone reacted
17/08/2025 10:07 am
They obviously did a great job sealing the contents of this time capsule.
John Bono
North Jersey
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17/08/2025 10:30 am
The only surviving Vega because it wasn't driven.
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17/08/2025 10:59 am
"The only surviving Vega because it wasn't driven."
HA! I can't argue that, Bob! As I've noted before... the last time I drove a stick, was in the early 1980's. I borrowed my friend's yellow Vega coupe - just like this one - to buy a pack of cigarettes. Despite being only 5 or 6 years old, the Vega was a bit janky!
This post was modified 11 months ago by Christopher Moroni
Steve Jacobs and Tony Perrone reacted
17/08/2025 11:05 am
My first reaction to this story was "why would they have picked a VEGA??" It's not even the GT for pity's sake. Lol.
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17/08/2025 12:21 pm
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17/08/2025 4:36 pm
@jack-dodds Pretty schweet! I didn't know there was ever a Yenko Vega; I always thought that Cosworth job was top dog.
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17/08/2025 8:37 pm
@chris Snag one on ebay Chris.....they're available and inexpensive. Pretty well done for the price IMHO.
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