this one was in a fire...

Martin pulling the axles off while Mark and Alison look on.

you're on candid camera, Martin

And it's done because of that? Looks repairable to me.

is that a 75/76? Was it a 2.0 liter? How long has it sat after the fire? Noway of saving it? too bad.

Eh-low

We drill drain holes now...

Looks like the start to a track car to me.

QUOTE (trekkor @ Jan 23 2005, 07:20 PM)

Eh-low We drill drain holes now...

You shouldnt need to drill, just punch hard with your fingers in the corners.

QUOTE (spare time toys @ Jan 23 2005, 07:20 PM)

Looks like the start to a track car to me.

Only place this car is heading is to the junk yard....One of many still to go !

ANY OFFERS ON THE NEXT 2 ???

fire and rust...

We love that combo

Actually, Mark said, "wanna build a race car"?

The longs and floor pans are perfect.
This car is better than all the rusty east coast tubs we keep seeing.

Could be saved, do doubt. Just a ton of work.
Ask Mark what he wants to do.

KT

Pictures and details sweetie, tell Martin to pass the info to me. You know I am looking for a driver.

QUOTE (skline @ Jan 23 2005, 07:27 PM)

Pictures and details sweetie, tell Martin to pass the info to me. You know I am looking for a driver.

Scott you can call MArtin aboot "olde blue " ..

Scott, if you're looking for a driver, call him about Ol' blue! It's a great looking starting point. This white fire car I picked up has a replacement front clip. Very poorly done. I need panels to repair two other cars and this will be the source. This car has nothing to offer as a restoration candidate. I've seen too many great cars go to waste because no one ante'd up to worry about cutting this one up.

I talked to him earlier tonight about it. He is going to have a photo shoot tomorrow and send me some pictures. Maybe I will buy myself a birthday present and Martin will have the cash to buy one for himself. We share the same birthday so Happy Birthday to us!