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Actually with my 1981, my Ford and Chevy friends didn't believe me that I was getting 15MPG Imperial with it. Then they went with me on a 500 mile trip to Vancouver, then the BS stopped. Mileage was almost double what their GM and Ferd trucks did. 3.54 gears, lockup convertor and a lil 360 2bbl...

First car 1974.

Real HemiCuda. 1980's

Power in the pines. I dunnno, maybe 1988?

1986.

1980's Yukon probably. What a great truck that 1981 was.

2MPH is substantial all right.

I love 70 Charger R/T's enough that I see no reason not to rebuild that one. A lot of cars that look better initially need everything this one needs anyway. It just has to be done right is the problem.

$50 with the damage. That will be hard to make look nice on the inside, outside easy.

I'm digging the 1150E! I've had 3 of them so far.

Lol: Kind of off topic but I remember after having E-bodies for years I was restoring my 69 Hemi GTX. This was about 1990 or so. I had a friend over and I was telling him after owning E-bodies it was nice to work on a B-body and they just had that solid feel to them that you could drive it...

After a year there is no chance he is going to make it right, If you don't out him, he's going to keep taking advantage of other buyers. You should not have let it go on this long.

Wellcome: Good looking car!

Go out to the garage, get to work, restore that dang car so you can drive it and it doesn't end up in this situation.

Beautiful car, other than the dealer installed top.

Weld in a sheetmetal bridge. Any type of filler to finish it up. Just a skim over the bridge,

Ugh, yeah something. Someone's pride and joy though. Kind of needs a front diff to complete the conversion.

10 times what I paid for my new one. Hard to find one with a 400 but it shouldn't be driven anyway I suppose. Pretty sure that car is really low on the "need" list these days. Nice that someone kept it that nice, but they get no love. At least mine had a tach, console and was red...

That's the new society unfortunately. Take your money okay but not too worried if they do the job correctly or not.

Mocking up #19 to see what I'm missing before I start polishing and painting it.