looking at a grabber

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  1. stevens

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    what is a good price for a 70 grabber with the hood and decklid missing:Welcome::thumbs2:
     
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    well that kinda takes away everything that a grabber is so its not really gonna be worth that much more than any other mav. oh i forgot its a 70 so the hood is just gonna be like any other regular mav hood...

    hows the body overall? pics would really help (y)
     
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    Matterick Matt Somerville

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    another thing to check is the cowl vent. pour a small bucket of water into the cowl vent and see if it drips onto the floor pan. if it does that is a hard fix but can be done. also if it drips inside that means the floor pan is probably rusty too.

    also is it floorshift, auto or manual, v8 or 6 cylinder?
     
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    pony

    does anyone have a picture of a pony ive never seen one i dont think
     
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    what? :huh:
     
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    Positively Ralf Here and There

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    ha ha

    very funny no a pony maverick
     
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    when you reply you dont have to send a message you can hit reply thats down towards the bottom of the page. :)

    first off, v8's werent a factory option in 1970 but since somebody put it in there it will raise the price a little. hard to know without pictures but it sounds like it would be something like this car for sale. http://mmb.maverick.to/showthread.php?t=60911

    he's asking 1,800 which is an awesome deal and should give you an idea of what the car your looking at is worth
     
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    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    There is no such thing.
     
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    he did tell me this one still has the motor in it but no tranny interior is fair said he was picking the car up in 2 weeks
     
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    i didnt know he said it was but i had never heard of one
     
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    Maybe you or he is confusing a pony maverick with a Stallion. There also is the Sprint.
     
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    rayzorsharp I "AM" a Maverick!

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    Correct...the 76 Stallion Maverick is the only Maverick that ever had any reference to a horse of any kind. Here's a pic of mine:
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    that was probably what he was refering to said it was a complete car for a 1000 dollars
     
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    rayzorsharp I "AM" a Maverick!

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    If it's a 76, possible.
     
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