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Does anyone have a phone number for Paul Filitiano ? he was a member 4, 5yrs ago don't know if he still is. Forgot my password can't get to member listing.



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Are you referring to Paul Silicano? Was just talking to Dave S the other day and we both were wondering what ever happened to him and how he is doing and if he is still working on his 69.



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Yes that's the person i'm trying to get hold of, i seem to have his bumper and he has mine according to keystone,any help ? phone number ? Thanks Roger

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PM sent with his work contact info... I don't have his home number handy.



-- Edited by Derek69SS on Tuesday 4th of November 2014 01:54:56 PM

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Thanks Derek, I left him a message.

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Saw paul today and traded bumpers we both had them in the wrappers for 6 years. Had each others hard to believe.



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BB502 wrote:

Saw paul today and traded bumpers we both had them in the wrappers for 6 years. Had each others hard to believe.

 It's crazy that neither one of you looked at them before now, OR needed them....cuckoo

You're both very lucky !!



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AMEN

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Lost in the 60s wrote:
BB502 wrote:

Saw paul today and traded bumpers we both had them in the wrappers for 6 years. Had each others hard to believe.

 It's crazy that neither one of you looked at them before now, OR needed them....cuckoo

You're both very lucky !!

 Hurry, buy a lotto ticket!  



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Actually Roger, I think it indicates that both you and Paul are taking waaay too long on your restorations since you didn't need it until now!    razz



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When your right your right. Mine is getting closer, Paul's is a few years away still has lots to do, and doing it when he has time.

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BB502 wrote:

 Paul's is a few years away still has lots to do, and doing it when he has time.

That is the biggest pitfall to a restoration. A person Has to COMMIT a certain amount of time in a week or month to actually accomplish something or they sit for months/years with no progress.



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Lost in the 60s wrote:
That is the biggest pitfall to a restoration. A person Has to COMMIT a certain amount of time in a week or month to actually accomplish something or they sit for months/years with no progress.

 I've heard of that happening. headscratch



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Well it seems if you are ready to mount the bumpers the end has to be close....

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Close, mostly just installing interior and exhaust.

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