Yup, its now down on Vancouver island and I'm pulling the stuff I want off it so the rest is available. Sorry to say but it will be parted.
The frame is really solid so if you know anyone needs a good convertible frame let me know (also fits 1967 and 1968 Impala).
It has a really nice rear bumper, dash pad, running 327, TH 400 and car is pretty much complete. Just let me know what you need and I'll see what we can do.
Aside from the dents how are the rear 1/4's? , and I know it would be pricey to ship across Canada to little ole' PEI but what would you want for them if they're any good, or even private message me some more pics?, thanks
Thanks for asking - I'll have a look and if they are any good I will shoot you a PM. I shipped a pile of heavy stuff (including entire rear bumper) off my last 68 Poncho ragtop out east and it wasn't too expensive as I recall.
Aside from the dents how are the rear 1/4's? , and I know it would be pricey to ship across Canada to little ole' PEI but what would you want for them if they're any good, or even private message me some more pics?, thanks
Reporting in: These quarters are better than I thought - but honestly they are too rough to transplant onto another Poncho (unless you are TOTALLY desperate for quarters and you can drive over here and get them) . Here are some shots.
In other words, they could probably be saved - on this car - but I sure wouldnt want to ship them out east and then try to repair them and then reinstall them. Better off to just fix what you've got. Sorry and good luck!
Aside from the dents how are the rear 1/4's? , and I know it would be pricey to ship across Canada to little ole' PEI but what would you want for them if they're any good, or even private message me some more pics?, thanks
Reporting in: These quarters are better than I thought - but honestly they are too rough to transplant onto another Poncho (unless you are TOTALLY desperate for quarters and you can drive over here and get them) . Here are some shots.
In other words, they could probably be saved - on this car - but I sure wouldnt want to ship them out east and then try to repair them and then reinstall them. Better off to just fix what you've got. Sorry and good luck!
Ok no worries, mine are about the same, just someone did really bad body work along the way, nothing a couple patches won't fix and a hammer/dolly/filler and time won't fix
