The mystery 74 LE is home, here a few pics Options

[GaroldShaffer]

Well it took all F'N day but I got the possible 74 LE car home. The frozen steering problem was fixed
when I found Nine (9) sets of keys in a box full of
parts, yep it was the last key I tried that got the
ignition to turn. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif)

Next major issue was all the wheels are frozen
solid, as in, won't turn. Had to drag the car 75+
feet to clear the house so we could get to the
trailer. The next trick was to get it on the trailer.
I nice neighbor lets use use his 1 1/2 ton
come-a-long to help pull it up on the trailer.

Next task after getting home is to get it off the
trailer. Stopped by Menards and bought 2 sets
of wheel dollies. These work get!!!! took us 2 1/2
hours to get the car on the trailer, 20 min to get
it off and in the garage.

So it's here. I am amazed that we didn't pull it in
half, but we did open up the door gaps (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Here are a few pics.

-Garold

[GaroldShaffer]

Um.. why the "F" did you put the chain thru the trunk and around the rear tailight section ??

Bend over another 12 inches and hook the chains around the SHOCKS that are worthless

Um.. well lets see, I could put the chains ..nope
that is rusted away, well how about......Um, nope
that is rusted away too. The complete rear clip
is rust................. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/barf.gif)

Maybe there is a little too much hype about LE cars?

Yep, PARTS CAR. I just wanted to get it on the trailer
and home. Since everything seems to point that this
could be a LE car I guess I felt that if it could be
saved then it should, but in reality not by me. I like
the thought of having a LE car, but if I was going to
put out the kind of $$$ to restore this car to "new"
I would rather spend it on a nice 3.2 six.