sah9577@ritcv.UUCP (scott a. hossler) (06/19/85)
*** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR TOW-TRUCK *** I have just acquired a 65 Falcon which I will be dissecting. I am going to keep the engine and transmission but I am looking to part with the rest. The Falcon was in excellent condition, until a tree hit it, and all but the left front fender, driver's side door, hood, bumper and windshield are intact. This is not a rust bucket, it is all solid metal and was recently restored. The interior is almost complete and looks great and all of the little trim pieces are present on the inside and out from what I can tell. If you or anyone you know needs something, or you just like to collect pieces of cars, let me know what you want and give me an offer. Since I already have 1 66 Mustang which is in the process of being rebuilt, 1 66 Mustang parts car and a Civic to get me from point A to point B, my mother requests that you decide what you would like soon so she can put her car back in the garage. scott hossler rochester!ritcv!sah9577 (716) 248-2765 28 Mill Valley Road Pittsford, New York 14534
sah9577@ritcv.UUCP (Scott Hossler) (06/29/85)
> >The Falcon was in excellent condition, until a tree hit it, and > How fast was the tree going when it hit your Falcon? > > Was the driver of the tree injured? Well I did not own the Falcon then, so I do not know all of the details. It belonged to one of my friend's brothers and he was driving it when the accident occured. I asked him about it and he said he was not sure because he was not awake at the time. The driver of the tree must have been thrown clear of the wreck and was not found. scott hossler ...rochester!ritcv!sah9577
ben@moncol.UUCP (Bennett Broder) (07/02/85)
>The Falcon was in excellent condition, until a tree hit it, and
How fast was the tree going when it hit your Falcon?
Was the driver of the tree injured?etan@tellab1.UUCP (Nate Stelton) (07/02/85)
In article <8814@ritcv.UUCP> sah9577@ritcv.UUCP (Scott Hossler) writes: >> >The Falcon was in excellent condition, until a tree hit it, and >> How fast was the tree going when it hit your Falcon? >> >> Was the driver of the tree injured? > >The >driver of the tree must have been thrown clear of the wreck and >was not found. Tsk, tsk. Leafing the scene of the accident.