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AZ 73 Uncut Stroppe restomod project - not mine

toddz69

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Some chatter about that rig on some Stroppe FB pages.

Todd Z.
 

BajaBronco

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Seems like a lot of work has been done.

So did someone restore it years ago and make it uncut?
No, that looks like a very rare case of a unit being wholesaled out of Stroppe's. I can't say I haven't seen it before. Another reason why I feel folks should send me out to see any prospective buys to make sure the truck was actually converted by Stroppe. THat one is kind of an easy tell however. hahah. uncut.
 

House

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Norman Ford in Pomona?
Is there anything Stroppe other than the DSO?
 

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Either that one, or one like it was for sale many years ago here in San Diego. I was scratching my head after I looked at it. I went home and ordered a marti report on it. By the time I got the report someone had bought it.
 

75Denver

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Did anyone grab a screen shot of the ad? Curious to know more about this one and its whereabouts.
 
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