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Oh boy. Here we go again...

Hemi car too!

Who owned this car? Jim Croce? lol

I had my left knee replaced 2 years ago and it's still really stiff even with physio twice a week and stretching more at home with exercise. And the weather has a lot to do with how it feels. Additionally, it still feels foreign to me. However, it's still better than the bone on bone I...

Cardboard is good in a pinch, but I prefer an old carpet... lol

You know that you're getting old working on cars when you have to get under the car to do a task and you bring a bunch of extra tools ''just in case'' so you don't have to get up and back under there because the size was 1/2'' instead of 7/16''. You bring pliers, penetrating oil, a small butane...

Well, that bites the big one. They came back better than ever last time only to shut down and screw people again out of their subscription money. That's why I didn't subscribe. I was a bit gun shy after last time, and I was right... BTW, I loved the mag and bought it every time a new issue came...

I love the old stubby beer bottle in your hand! The car is awesome too...

I was thinking along the lines of an El Camino, but that works too...

Here's my 2 door post '69 Valiant 100. 318 auto, bbp discs and a 2:94 geared open 8 1/4'' rear.

FWIW, I would only buy a used engine from anywhere if I could hear it run or a video that showed it run and the oil pressure etc. I have been burned so many times to take someone's word for it and even then... It didn't turn out to be more than a 50/50 chance. If you don't hear it run and...

Resell it. Making it a wall hanger would be a waste. It belongs on a car. If it was rusted out, sure, make it garage art...

Awesome video! Thanks for posting. I never knew about this info until today...

I love both of those cars, too bad about the fire. The first one should come out okay if there are no warped panels. The blue car with the slots on it is very nice with a perfect stance IMHO. What is the set up on it as for rear springs, shocks, tires, and what brand of slots are they? (offset...

My last count was only 12. Plus some extra parts and transmissions. One of them is windowed on #2 rod. lol

What a rare car! I love the 4 doors. It looks like they did a good job on the body. I can't wait to see it assembled...

That thing ain't worth no 33 hundred.

That car could be fixed. It's really not that bad minus interior. Or, it would be a great parts car to make another one live. All is not lost yet...

Is this your car?

You would still have to be on some kind of powerful drugs to even conceive this. Whether it be a 'Cuda, Challenger, Camaro, Firebird or Mustang...

Great score, and most importantly, you saved them from being scrapped...

That's very curious, George...

That's pretty cool and at a decent price too...

Pictures or it didn't happen! :poke:

After you get it out of the tank, smell it. If it smells like turpentine or solvent, use it for wash gas or fires or maybe killing weeds. If it's not too bad and still smells like gas, use it up in a lower compression non emissions engine 4 or 5:1.

Another thing to keep in mind about the jigs, the factory built these cars on jigs at the assembly line and some of them were built up to 3/8'' out of square, so take that into consideration when seeing a shop that builds cars on a jig. It's only going to be as good as the jig is set up...

A '71 Demon would be my choice. I can still dream...

You snooze, you lose. To me, the first person that has cash in hand is the person that gets the item. That goes if you are buying or selling.

Beautiful car!

Good video, thanks for posting it! This is obviously a small town approach to selling cars. With bigger centers, it was more about pushing volume, and especially what was on the lot...