Car is home. Looks awesome (read: it's yellow). Now I just have to re-learn how to drive it.





P.S. Where do you put the power steering fluid?

I think the bumpers look pretty darned good. I am a bit excited.

QUOTE (balljoint @ Oct 12 2005, 09:12 PM)

P.S.  Where do you put the power steering fluid?

No power steering man

the bumpers do look good tho. remember YPAF

QUOTE (jd74914 @ Oct 12 2005, 10:29 PM)

No power steering man

Oh sure, next you'll be telling me that there's no reservoir for clutch fluid either.

I think that 6 years of working on a "jackstand queen" and driving a truck less than 10 years (ie one that has power steering) old has Bugs Bunnied the muscles in my arms.

I love that look. As soon as the /6 gets here it's going in for a re-spray and everything will be body colored...

very nice you dared and it paid off looks good the rubber breaks it up nicely too

Looks great. Are those fiberglass bumpers or the originals?

Bumpers are steel. It's a '74 so the teat holes were welded up. The car has never had the lights in the bumper either, so she was bare bones from the factory.

Excellent work. Beautiful color. Keep the pictures coming!

Dan