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Location: Blaine, MN
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1982 Plymouth Turismo
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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Last updated: Nov 24, 2009
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I originally bought the Turismo as a parts car for my Shelby, but after I got the motor to break free I thought I'd see what I could do with it. It was in sad shape and needed lots of repair. The outside wasn't too bad but the floors were rusted out. It also took a laundry list of stuff to get it roadworthy again but I just couldn't bring myself to cut the car up for parts. The bottom pic is a before shot and the other 3 are after alot of hard work.
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Posted by: amoparx
06/06/2009 05:23PM
The car looks great I hope to see it after you supercharge it.
Posted by: supercharged024
05/15/2009 04:46PM
I added some more pics of the carb adapter now that it's welded up. It'll fit nicely under the hood.
Posted by: littlerenegade
05/15/2009 04:08PM
THATS A GREAT LOOKING CAR, I WAS GOING TO BUY A HORIZON TC3 AS A WINTER BEATER, BUT I WAS HOLDING OUT TO GET IT FOR CHEAP, SOMEONE GOT TO IT FIRST. GOOD LUCK WITH THE BLOWER CONVERSION, KEEP ME UP TO DATE.
05/13/2009 07:10PM
would it have possibly been a 1980 024 "Detomaso"? it had the 1.7 for that year but had a very nice looking appearance package with a brushed aluminum roof band, fender flares/ front spoiler, side window louvres,
Posted by: RedRocks
05/13/2009 05:12PM
i use to have a 024 with the ground effects/spoiler package. but it had the vw 1.7l insted of the 2.2l and it was atx but had a/c. very weird combo of options
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