I'll be posting some pics next day or two, but found a nice 80's G-Body Pontiac Wagon don't have vin or asking price yet but is AZ car, sheet metal solid and straight. V6 if I remember correct.
83 Longroof
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In process of posting the rest. Below is the Wagon and the POC info.
if needed, I can help deliver.
if needed, I can help deliver.
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I'm thinking with the crazy prices today, some of these cars would make good starting point with out being too terrible on the start up cost.
I'm thinking many of the cars are straight and complete, so points more to bad driveline issues instead of being involved in a wreck.
Mad Max them out, get good paint job, LS swap, rims and tires, couple of Summit seats with 4/6 point harness and go drive.
He has engines too. I didn't find any 455, but did find 350 and 403. The one Regal still has the original diesel, so that would be a DX 350 block. The DX was all super duty as the original diesel was about 25:1 compression. Plus many BOP automatics available.
I'm thinking many of the cars are straight and complete, so points more to bad driveline issues instead of being involved in a wreck.
Mad Max them out, get good paint job, LS swap, rims and tires, couple of Summit seats with 4/6 point harness and go drive.
He has engines too. I didn't find any 455, but did find 350 and 403. The one Regal still has the original diesel, so that would be a DX 350 block. The DX was all super duty as the original diesel was about 25:1 compression. Plus many BOP automatics available.
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Wow! That would make a great project car and great starting point.. Solid body. I'm sure the interior is toast, but it's a tradeoff. The '81 year has one of the coolest looking noses of the Pontiac Le Mans models.
I wonder if that wagon has a good headliner in it. Probably not, after 40 years in the Arizona heat.
Probably not, I can check. It should have the clips and other pieces that others are looking for.
Jeff,
The headliner board might be in good shape despite the fabric drooping down. I'm sure the plastics are shot.....clips included.
Thanks Jack. Just not sure how much heat and dryness the original backing could handle.
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