I picked this up off Facebook last weekend. Should be a fun project. I've got 2 or 3 square bodies for parts. I decided to go Vice Grip Garage and drive it home sight unseen based on the seller assurance that it drove great and would have no problem driving it 200 miles. Has a 350, edlebrock carb, manual transmission, probably a 6" lift, 33x12.50's, bucket seats. Brand new carpet (house carpet). 350 has been converted to sepentine belt.

7 hours later (a couple hours spent at Orielly's) I made it home. Rear seal leaked about 7 qts of oil. Oil dripping off of everything now. Needed an alternator and a new plug for the voltage regulator.

Needs:
Interior
Shocks
Taillights
No working instruments
No title
No exhaust (open headers, arrived home smelling like exhaust and ears ringing.
No seat belts

What about the windows? Do they roll down enough to be heard and not let any of the air conditionnnnninggg escape?

That's awesome! I love squarebodies and the stepsides just look right in that era.

Good luck!

Sweet camo headliner

Had some leftover fabric so they recovered the passenger door panel as well.

Note the custom window handle welded to the shaft. Going to need a grinder to take the door panel off.

Interesting dash cover. It's a blanket glued to the dash. The blanket details the major events of the year 1976. World Series winner, major movies, etc.

WOLVERINES! (/notroundeyeprotected)



Congratulations. Look forward to all the fun you're about to have.

This was back when you didn't have to have a crew cab because all your friends could sit in the bed.