Bye bye Belvedere II!
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Bye bye Belvedere II!




Well, I sold my '65 Belvedere II 4 door.  A friend of mine wanted it  to 
drive daily so he could give his '72 340 4 speed Cuda a rest.  We had to  swap 
master cylinders (had to give up the one from my Burgandy Coronet) and then  went 
through 3 carbs before I found one that didn't pour out gas!  It took  
forever to get the fuel pumping...its amazing what happens when they sit.   I wish 
him luck since I had never driven farther than off the trailer this past  
summer after it sat untouched in a junkyard for 7 years.  I can't believe  it but 
he drove it home with RTV covering a hole in the radiator!  I need  to give him 
a call and see if he made it home...I have my doubts!
Rick Rice
'64 Fury
6 '65 Coronets
'67 Fury II Wagon
'77 Custom 100 
'95 Dakota Sport 
'98 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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