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I picked up this 61 FURY parts car. Has been sitting abandoned in a remote forest since 1974. It’s very rusty but has lots of parts I can use.

so what's your favorite ECU recommendation and with what resistance ballast (or no ballast)?

@dadsbee lol

https://midlandusa.com/blogs/blog/why-do-i-need-a-gmrs-license-how-do-i-get-it

Panel bond adhesive, the stuff they use to install door hinges these days. 3M sells it in a calking type tube. I have used it to repair trim studs, works great just wear disposable gloves!

I moved here a dozen years ago, but things have changed since then:

Wonder if you could fit F1 type jacks with wheels to assist in moving off/on tracks.

Nice Roger! (22 previous owners!) Wow, that has to be some kind of a record! I just couldn't let a car like that go that easily! :thumbsup: :lol::thumbsup:

GO for it!

Welcome from Alabama, sounds like a great project. Waiting for your pictures.

A Very Happy Birthday To You Sir & Many More! :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday:

Welcome from Alabama, that 69 looks great. Post your issues there is plenty of help around here.

A Very Happy Birthday To You Sir & Many More! (You are usually the first to send these up) Now it's your turn!!!!!) :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks::drinks: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday: :drinks: :bday:

My original '62 Savoy has a plaid trunk mat.

Welcome to FBBO!

Welcome from Alabama, 68 Coronets are cool looking cars. Glad your dad is on this journey with you.

They were a dealer installed package from the SS guys I've talked to. But maybe a few squeezed out of the factory?