my guess is 14.6 pounds

Ooh, ooh, I know the answer! Get yer guesses in! We'll close it at 9pm eastern time on Tuesday!

I'll say 30.5lbs. John

5.5 lbs

I have to stick with my initial guesstimate of 25 pounds. (see other thread where I guessed.)

21.3 lbs

13.6 lb

I will go with 8.7 lbs

7.89 pounds seems about right to me.

Paul

14.8 pounds

8.1 lbs.

12 lb 13 oz

28.5 lbs

9.4lbs

Here I was teasing people who guessed under 20lbs... Now there's a bunch of guesses under 10lbs! Hmm, this is getting interesting.

Or, is it?

12.7!

Nope, not true.

My '70 /4 has it too ...



As for my guesstimate, i'd say 27.914 lbs

I'm going for the square root of 914 = 30.2324

My '73 has white too. Under the original paint it was very visible in the wheel wells. And yes it did look like the same colour as the seam sealer. It has been obviously sprayed on and painted over. Had a large pebble finish. But absolutely white - not black.

I'm guessing 64.8lbs, just over 2 cases of beer!

Jon

......The theory of "cold fusion"

24.5 pounds, or 11.11 kilos for the Canooks and Euro guys

Weird...

None of the cars (besides the six) have that and I can't ever remember dealing with it during rust repair on any car but sixes.

Oi! No stealing my guess! And just in case you think your arbitrary precision will bring you luck, I must point out that my guess was in post number ... yup, you guessed it, #47.

41lbs

(sorry to anyone who guessed the same)

I dont feel like reading this whole thread

Settle down lads there are lots of prizes to go around and it's not just hats!

The lucky 37 runnerups will get a chance to post comments on Sean's Blog!

See seanery's signature line.

It's really fun and he takes forever to find all the smart assed stuff that you can log behind his blog posts.












How aboot some soup now Sean?

Oh I'm just having some fun with Andy. He knows I'm just kiddin' ... I think. If I'm not back in fiv

When we stripped the car down to bare metal for the restoration the paint in the wheel wells came off with relative ease leaving the white undercoating virtually intact.

In hindsight I wish we had left the undercoat on because that car is about as rust free as you're going to find. I kept expecting to find rust damage - the car has spent it's entire life up here and I'm sure at one point it must have been taken out in the winter salt . . . but nothing. Whatever they did at the factory they did it right on my car.

I may have some pics somewhere showing the car with white wheel wells. And it's a March '73 build date.

41.9

That's right, Dave. I've logged in under the user name "Dave - aka Balljoint".

I'm planning on adding some comments later this evening.

You made me look!

Still no soup for you!

My guess is 22.3397 pounds.

yer all wrong ........'cept one of yas...............

49.73 lbs.

Winner winner, chicken dinner.

Who to do I PM my mailing address for my prize?

OK, get yer guesses in, we'll be done at 9pm tonite eastern time!!

7.3 lbs The real weight is going to be interesting when looking at the wide span of guesses!

Just depends upon what the material actually is.

I'm pretty sure I have a hat or two coming my way.

Unless a certain someone wants the story to get out about a pair of very sheer black Gap ® women's panties (previously worn).

'nuff said.



Oh and I change my guess to 24.9999 lbs.

I am thinking it will be about 23 lbs. We should guess how much weight a person loses scraping all that stuff off!

Jeff B

14.2#'s
That's my vote and i'm sticking to it.........

17.5

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19.23

12lbs as stated in the build thread.

thanks for the graph, Tim!

Oddly enough, the guy who said 65 lb has the best odds...

A 914 transmission weighs 75

why is that?