Friday’s Official Update.
Posted on 08/19/2018 12:22:44 PM PDT by mabarker1
Friday’s Official Update.
1973, 454, AT, Original EVERTHING, with 000076 YES THAT SAYS 000076 ORIGINAL MILES ON IT, with MSO A Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin (MSO) is the paperwork generated by the manufacturer of a piece of equipment, machine, watercraft or automotive vehicle. In most cases the form looks like a certificate of title and lists the name of the manufacturer, model number, manufacture year and vehicle identification number
It Sold for $50,000.00 at The Mecum Auction in Monterey, CA...
Snapped the Pic as it was on NBCSN a few minutes ago. < /HUGH SIGH >
See Post #43
my housemate in 74 had a 73-454 automatic he traded a 340 Duster for, the only thing i can say about it was, it was a Vette...
I’d rather have the 340 Duster.
The latest update on Robert.
in the end, so did he... but the vette did have better trade in so he only kept it for the summer
IndyCar rookie Robert Wickens has revealed that he is mostly paralyzed below the waist due to injuries he suffered in a dramatic crash at Pocono Raceway in August.
Wickens posted a video of his rehabilitation Twitter on Thursday showing him transferring from a table to a wheelchair, which required him to pick up his legs with his hands.
“Did my first slide transfer as a paraplegic today. My upper body is getting stronger every day. I’ve only been posting videos of the small movement in my legs, but the reality is I am far away from walking on my own,” Wickens wrote.
“I’ve never worked harder for anything in my life. More to come!!”
Wickens’ car came into contact with Ryan Hunter-Reay’s on the seventh lap of the 500-mile race and got thrown into the catch fencing, which caused it to go into a flat spin as it slid across the track and crashed into the inside wall. He was diagnosed with a long list of injuries that included spinal cord damage and fractures in his neck, legs and hands.
The 29-year-old Canadian, who is scheduled to marry fiancé Karli Woods next year, has posted several upbeat messages throughout his rehabilitation and previously said he’ll be dancing in no time.
Very brave. There has been some real progress made in treating spinal cord injuries:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4085818/
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I’m gonna move that TOE!!!
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