1970 Ford LTD Country Squire

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    $18k and he can't replace the missing hubcap?
     
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    Ad copy says it has been replaced.
     
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    Saw that when I read it again.
     
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    I'd definitely like to see more.

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    one of my favorite years for Ford, looks real nice. Love the hub caps etc.
     
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    Those hubcaps are extremely hard to come by in good shape. An NOS set sold on ebay a bit over a year ago for nearly $1000 with shipping. At that price, I'd be afraid to drive the car with them installed. If they come off, they're easily damaged. They could probably total a Toyota Corolla.

    This car is beautiful in the pictures (no, I'm not biased just because this is my favorite make, year, and model), but I'm a little leery of a dealership "restoration". It would be most unusual to see the quality of work required to make this car worth $18K at a dealership. Not impossible, but, of course, a very thorough inspection would be in order (which you'd want to do anyway at this price).
     
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