The basket weave wheels on the Econoline are awesome. And license plate step should have come standard from the factory.
The basket weave wheels on the Econoline are awesome. And license plate step should have come standard from the factory.
M113
Been quite a while since I updated. Will try to catch up, but here;s one from a coupe days ago. While I don't always do well here, it is the yard that's the star.
Allante from a few months ago. The top was pulled off and destroyed the last time I saw it.
Went with my friend who buys storage lockers in a trip out of state to pick up a Crown Vic chassis, and found a little out of the way old school JY. For some reason, this amused the heck out of me.
Pretty good day yesterday. Just one yard, but it was a good one. I need to go back for a few things...
This was quite a Discovery.
These may have been those May-Blo tires I've been hearing about.
Some early iron. You hardly ever see Motegos anymore.
Toro
Something for Frenchy...
More later. Uploading from my phone to the site is painful.
You don't see G bodies all that often at the JY anymore. Let alone decent ones.
This one wasn't run-of-the-mill, either.
So I got to work stripping parts. Pulled the grille, taillights, quarter extensions, turn signals, stereo, a bunch of interior trim. and the console.
Nearly went into sticker shock from the bill- $240 and some change.
But then I looked in the console-
NOS emblem and hood ornament.
I think I will make out all right from this...
In reply to Cooter :
You're about to make someone extremely happy.
More finds from the console.
This is an interesting mix.
Note- the teacher representative candidate was NOT the owner of the Regal on any of the paperwork I found in the car.
Did a little stroll yesterday.
This Ford would look really cool even without the stinger. The bed has great lines.
What do you call three or more Jaguars in the same U-Pull?
A "Lucas"
And I need to make a new thread to ask about these wheels.
Google images gave me a few clues, but I don't think they are Bathurst Globes or off an Italian sports car.
Compomotive MH1570
15x7
5 on 120
Great score on the wheels - very cool. They are also popular to adapt to a lot of things.
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