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It looks solid. Was it a Texas car? Dan

Welcome! Looks like an excellent winter project.

Beautiful work! Don't forget the frame connectors. With that much power "she's gonna twist otta shape and be hard to steer" Dan

Tommy, Seriously you win best find ever for $1400. Texans have all the luck. No gunlaws, no rust, Rick Perry and now this. Makes me want to move back to Copperas Cove. Dan

Beautiful build. I think that you made a great choice keeping that engine and trans combo together. It'll be a fantastic ride. There's never enough MOPAR on the Power Tour. I also really like the blue. Keep up the great work. Dan

Jeremy thats a very nice looking project. Your trip home adventure has been encountered by probably most of us here and brought home memories. "What trailer? We don't need no stinkin trailer" Thanks for the laughs! Dan

I must say I think you live a charmed life. Your parts car is in great shape and better than what most of us here ever had to restore. Please offer the body to someone else when your done with it. It looks like a great project ahead of you. Dan

What a great car. The Master Mechanic I apprenticed under had a baby blue and white one he bought new. I loved to drive that car. Good luck. It looks like a fairly straight forward restoration. I'm concerned about the oil splatter in the engine compartment though LOL! Dan

Welcome. Nice project. Dan

You're a good man to be that excited about your project. Best of luck. Keep us posted.

Congrats! You might have to clean some of that off the back seat as well. (:

The clear really made the color pop. Very nice!

Ken, you're really a credit to your profession. Most everyone would have scrapped that car but thank God you chose to save her. Beautiful work and thanks for all the great progress photos. I can't wait to see more. Dan:salute:

You do beautiful work! I can imagine the ground shaking when you fire her up. 75Sport

That is going to be a beautiful car Scott! Well worth your efforts. 75