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I find the amount of rust odd if it's been off the road since 1970. Sitting in a field somewhere, you wouldn't think they would rust out THAT bad :thinking:.....look at the K frame :o
Quote from: anlauto on February 01, 2020, 04:54:14 AM
I find the amount of rust odd if it's been off the road since 1970. Sitting in a field somewhere, you wouldn't think they would rust out THAT bad :thinking:.....look at the K frame :o
Yeah, not seen many k-frames that are that far gone.
Hmm, needs a few parts
So essentially one would be buying a VIN number.
Quote from: captcolour on February 01, 2020, 07:15:10 AM
So essentially one would be buying a VIN number.
That is the ONLY part that wasn't removed from the carcass. ::)
Quote from: Challenger in NC on February 01, 2020, 05:28:05 AM
Quote from: anlauto on February 01, 2020, 04:54:14 AM
I find the amount of rust odd if it's been off the road since 1970. Sitting in a field somewhere, you wouldn't think they would rust out THAT bad :thinking:.....look at the K frame :o
Yeah, not seen many k-frames that are that far gone.
Me ether, and i live in rot country! :o
The horns look nice! 8)
The rust doesn't really match the story. It's actually worth the current bid I think, pedals, column etc.
I'm not sure the story isn't true, what would you look like sitting in the weather for 50 years in a field and used as a parts car? :notsure:
Quote from: RUNCHARGER on February 01, 2020, 09:52:18 AM
The rust doesn't really match the story. It's actually worth the current bid I think, pedals, column etc.
I wonder if it has that desirable master cylinder casting number all you numbers matching folks look for? :notsure:
I wrecked this one 49 years ago, brand new JH23H1B 340 auto with less than 3000 miles on it.
My dad wouldn't let me drag it out behind the barn, so off to the boneyard it went for $1320.00.
Brand new wrecks didn't get left out like that to rot, unless it was in a wrecking yard.
Quote from: Brads70 on February 01, 2020, 10:23:21 AM
Quote from: RUNCHARGER on February 01, 2020, 09:52:18 AM
The rust doesn't really match the story. It's actually worth the current bid I think, pedals, column etc.
I wonder if it has that desirable master cylinder casting number all you numbers matching folks look for? :notsure:
Yep, that's the original 50 year old drum brake master cylinder.
Quote from: mccannix on February 01, 2020, 11:04:04 AM
I wrecked this one 49 years ago, brand new JH23H1B 340 auto with less than 3000 miles on it.
My dad wouldn't let me drag it out behind the barn, so off to the boneyard it went for $1320.00.
Brand new wrecks didn't get left out like that to rot, unless it was in a wrecking yard.
Wow, what a shame. Every panel on that car, except for maybe the roof, got taken out.
I want one of the rear quarter panels for my garage wall art. :bigthumb:
Quote from: 6Pack70 on February 01, 2020, 03:15:58 PM
I want one of the rear quarter panels for my garage wall art. :bigthumb:
Eddie, have I got a deal for you! it's off a Hemi Challenger that was wrecked in the summer of 1971.
There's quite a story on this piece of wall art..