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Old 01-02-2004, 07:13 PM
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on average how long should it take to restore a car thts i fairly good condition
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Depends on your bank roll and the spare time that you can invest.
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i knew that but on average is it 10 years or somthing
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I would have to agree with colorado815, it all depends. A friend and I have built a few vehicles and it is always money and time that dictate how fast it is done. So far I think the falcon will be the fastest at we figure 1 1/2 years. Then there is my Fairlane which is working on 16 years. The 62 Galaxie Sunliner took us 3 years but we still find things to do to improve it.
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