A couple of months ago I pick up a 1600 1967 for $800. This poor girl needs some love. There is very little body rust, no frame rust.
I'm going to make her a summer driver, I have had pal tech rebuild the carbs, I have installed pana sport knock offs, added longer wheel stud, a few other mods recommended on the site.
I will try and post pics later
Car #07664
I have the following parts that are no longer needed
Starter
Alternator
Glass fuel filter
Wheels and hub caps
Chrome body stripes
Chrome luggage rack
Soft top clips (behind the seat/door jam)
Gearshift knob
Between seat glove box
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Welcome, Pics would be nice.
If you have any questions on getting the carbs set up or anything do a search or ask and someone can almost always find the answer.
First thing is to get it driving before doing anything major.
If you have any questions on getting the carbs set up or anything do a search or ask and someone can almost always find the answer.
First thing is to get it driving before doing anything major.
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The engine was rebuilt 8 yrs ago, and the car was laid up for 6 yrs, the carbs were ceased, pal tech in Ohio rebuilt them and set them, they are museum quality.
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Very cool, would love to see pics as I haven't seen their work. Where are you on the project? Have you tried starting yet?Kiwiboyd wrote:The engine was rebuilt 8 yrs ago, and the car was laid up for 6 yrs, the carbs were ceased, pal tech in Ohio rebuilt them and set them, they are museum quality.
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The day I picked up the car
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Put new wheels studs in today and mounted the Roto wheels.
A little premature, but the old tires won't hold air and I don't want waste $$ on tires for wheels that I'm not keeping.
A little premature, but the old tires won't hold air and I don't want waste $$ on tires for wheels that I'm not keeping.
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Welcome, nice looking car. PM sent on the luggage rack.
Dave Brisco
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