nice add....
http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.co.../2/67681082.htm

An ad from a student of P.T. Barnum

If that car were signal orange,I'd swear it was my 6'r b4 I started bringing it back from the dead.
Ron

What a deal, only $1200

don't you guys remember "greased lightning"
anything is restorable

"we'll get some overhead lifters and some four barrel quads, oh yea..."
"you know that ain't no shit, we'll be gettin lots of tit....in greased lightning"

Come on guys, it's definitely restorable. You just have to replace all of the current parts and the shell with new ones, right?

Remove Targa top, replace everything below, replace Targa top. Yep, it's restorable...

Shit..... no better than this one I posted a couple weeks ago.

Starting bid was $2000...... Never got any bids... Hmm.. wonder why??

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...&category=33615

That HAS to be the rustiest back end Ive ever seen. Its all rusty, except for the flares... thats a mess.

Atleast the top is in ok condition... so all you have to do is remove the top and replace everything underneath.

Looks like someone may have stripped it to bare metal and left it. I HATE when they do that!

I saw a 914 at a pick n pull with the trunk so rusted you could easily bend it up and down halfway without the other half moving. All the layers had separated and were flaking off.

Save 'em all I say, just as long as I don't have to do the work.
The Brumos Peter Gregg 914-6 was in amazingly poor shape when it's restoration began. It, of course, had historical significance, and many large body sections were replaced.