what is the biggest basket case you own
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Technically, it should be the T-boned 93 Sentra that I sold for $50 and a motherboard. However, as far as money and me actually messing with it goes, it'* my 94 Bonneville. Sorry, guys. Still, I love the car and plan to fix it up to do crazy things. It'* come a long, long way since the first day I got it. The seats were so bad that I had gone as far as getting ricer seat covers, and no pics were ever taken of the two seats inside the car.
My dad'* biggest basket case is his 92 Ford Aerostar. Quite a sight.
My dad'* biggest basket case is his 92 Ford Aerostar. Quite a sight.
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this is my current basket case. working on getting the hood , decklid , and doors stripped and ready for primer.
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Mmmm, TA. The Mustang is a factory 2 barrel 289 v8 car with pony interior. The engine now has a four barrel, high volume oil pump, roller tip rockers, mild cam. It is not going to be fast, especially with the C4 slushbox behind it and 2.7x gears. I might gear it later but for now the restoration is enough work. I don't have a resto thread going anywhere but I can post a few more pics and details. I'll try to get a shot of the engine on the stand, pics of my new wheels for it, and some metalwork pics. The metalwork is almost done, on to bodywork now. I just need a warm day to shoot the epoxy.
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Originally Posted by BUBBA
this is my current basket case. working on getting the hood , decklid , and doors stripped and ready for primer.
you staying with white on blue? that is my favorite color combo for that generation bird.
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That truck is the biggest POS I've EVER owned. I wouldn't wish ownership of this thing on my worst enemy.
That truck is the biggest POS I've EVER owned. I wouldn't wish ownership of this thing on my worst enemy.
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Originally Posted by vital49
That truck is the biggest POS I've EVER owned. I wouldn't wish ownership of this thing on my worst enemy.
but whats the trouble? is it the cpi?
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That pic is from 2005. It'* still in the same relative shape. Tonneau cover is gone and flaking paint in the doors is starting to take over.
Without my list in front of me, here'* what I remember placing off the top of my head....
I think that'* about it. It is the biggest piece of junk I've ever owned. I'll never buy another Chevy pickup.
Bought it in Jan., 2004 with 91,000 miles. Now has 132,000 miles. I hate it. I have too much in it to get rid of it....at this point. Hopefully the rust and paint peeling will get bad enough that I can justify selling it for a FORD.
That pic is from 2005. It'* still in the same relative shape. Tonneau cover is gone and flaking paint in the doors is starting to take over.
Without my list in front of me, here'* what I remember placing off the top of my head....
I think that'* about it. It is the biggest piece of junk I've ever owned. I'll never buy another Chevy pickup.
Bought it in Jan., 2004 with 91,000 miles. Now has 132,000 miles. I hate it. I have too much in it to get rid of it....at this point. Hopefully the rust and paint peeling will get bad enough that I can justify selling it for a FORD.