Officially mine since last week (had the final 'DMV' inspection and got my license plates), 68 Wildcat Custom 2dr:
@ Frank: same old story; once unloaded I had a difficulties getting the engine to run. Had delivered the car in LA myself with a little less than a half tank of gas (as required). But when starting the engine the fuel gauge showed completely empty. And that can mean 3 things: 1) tank is really empty 2) they messed up the sending unit while draining the tank 3) both of the above turned out to be both options... there really wasn't a drop of gas left in the car. Still have to drop the tank to get it repaired :rant: Had the same story with the Electra last year (but from that car the additional MP3 player/radio was stolen and had quite some more scratches in the paint, all the tires were flat). People there don't treat cars like they should. Here's how they stuck 2 cars in a seacontainer. Photos were made by the owner of the Linc. who happened to be at that uloading spot by "co-incidence" It declares why they leave the air out of the tires and why you can find ATF on your hood/roof. Even know about a Plymouth that was delivered with two dinged upper front fenders and hood due to the fact the wooden scaffold collapsed and the car above landed on top of it. :rant: :rant: @Bart: come and visit and take the family (so I'm sure you will be here with the Wagon and not that small Buick :laugh: )
My 1969 Skylark Custom Got it with a bent front bumper, no headlamp bezels, or grill, Slowly getting there, now sports dog dishes and a grill and headlamp bezels, currently about to install a TA intake, and a new timing cover, Has dual exhaust with an Hpipe, and flow masters
Here's my brown peice of poo. My lens costs more then I got into her... explains why she looks so good!
Re: 69 Electra Limited Nice car, i like the tarp underneath idea to keep down the moisture. does it work?
Wow, what's with all the KarmenGhia's in the background? With the price of gas, I wish I still had my old 69 Ghia just for long trips.
