Father, Son, and Grand Father project. 1963 Valiant
Wow. It's been a while since we've updated the build thread. So here goes. Lol.
First, let me start off with a big shout out to waggin. Curtis went over and above to help us find the odd ball part that we were missing. It was the upper weather strip holder for a 2 door hardtop. Why it was missing…nobody knows. But it was. And Curtis came through for us at a very reasonable price. And even more than that, I really enjoyed talking with Curtis on the phone. He's just plain ok good people. I could have rapped with him all day. Thank you again Curtis.
I'd also like to thank Cosgig. As always, Geoff came through with more parts Jason needed at "I'm a broke *** student building a car" prices. Lol.
He hooked us up on a rear bumper, inner sill plates, dash trim, trunk hinge pivot thingeys, an oil pan, an intake manifold, misc brackets, and about 100 other things I'm probably forgetting. Thanks again Geoff.
Jason refers to them as uncle Geoff and uncle Curtis. Lol
Wow. It's been a while since we've updated the build thread. So here goes. Lol.
First, let me start off with a big shout out to waggin. Curtis went over and above to help us find the odd ball part that we were missing. It was the upper weather strip holder for a 2 door hardtop. Why it was missing…nobody knows. But it was. And Curtis came through for us at a very reasonable price. And even more than that, I really enjoyed talking with Curtis on the phone. He's just plain ok good people. I could have rapped with him all day. Thank you again Curtis.
I'd also like to thank Cosgig. As always, Geoff came through with more parts Jason needed at "I'm a broke *** student building a car" prices. Lol.
He hooked us up on a rear bumper, inner sill plates, dash trim, trunk hinge pivot thingeys, an oil pan, an intake manifold, misc brackets, and about 100 other things I'm probably forgetting. Thanks again Geoff.
Jason refers to them as uncle Geoff and uncle Curtis. Lol