The guy we got this one from claims Galen inspected this car. Who knows if that is true or if it matters?
Literally had raccoon “crap” all over it. It is very complete and the interior is very nice. The trunk and floors are extremely clean which is shocking.
Not sure. Haven’t tried it.
When you try go easy, no one makes the gear anymore.
It looks like someone may have been prepping it for a paint job. They removed the stripe mechanically and took paint off with it. It was last registered in 94. My brother Jake bought this car and we will be weighing restoration costs to value this week. My vote is to restore the car due to its uniqueness and rarity and the fact that it is a very cool car and I actually love the color. I hit the deck lid with a buffing wheel last night real quick and couldn’t believe the amount of metal in the paint.
This is a tricky question. If you restore it do it for the shear love of the car. Values…. Hmmm….. it will definitely be worth more in another 10-15 years vs today. The later 360 cars are super cool, but never really seem to command the dough of say an earlier 70-71 340 car
It is a numbers matching one owner car. It is far more rare than most any 340 cars out there. We will figure out what is the best route.
Check it for what? I checked to make sure the vin was correct to the fender tag and that the motor and trans were numbers matching to the vin. The car has original paint and sheet metal on it.
I know where to look on the car. It’s the real deal.
and that's the question I knew not to askI thought you were dropping that off at my house?
I’ll see you in a week or twoI thought you were dropping that off at my house?
