A little something to offend everyone

[1evilregal]

glad it's home, and can be enjoyed again! always loved those, and it's made me think of alternative powerplants for the older cars like that. there was a 510 or a B210 wagon a few miles away, and for the longest time looked like it was going to go through a transformation like yours, then just disappeared... always hoped they'd put a for sale sign in it...

 

[bob64]

A friend of mine had a 510 in a God awful green back when l was a kid, his first car at 16, l was 15. I was never sure if he could drive or couldn't. He drove that little car like he was in a rally race, bouncing in an out of ditches, reving the snot out of it, taking corners with me flying around inside, glad it was gravel roads, how it held up l don't know.

But now that l see yours l got to laugh at them old fun memories, stupid kids!! But it sure was living!

 

[DRIVEN]

Yeah, they were pretty common at one time. My parents had the twin to this when I was about 5 or 6.

 

[DRIVEN]

Jumped it. Washed it. Drove it about 10 miles. Pushed it in the corner for the winter.

 

[fleming442]

Let's see.....
If it were AWD, you could drive it in the winter..... maybe a donor Subie to add to the muttage?

 

[CaliWagon83]

Chapter 4:
Making it fit.
The 2.4 Twincam was never offered as a RWD and it has a unique bellhousing pattern.

The Solstice/Sky had a RWD 2.4 EcoTec. Different engine now that I think about it. That thing should scoot with that much power!

 

[DRIVEN]

Not quite the same but a lot of similarities. It runs pretty okay.

 

[L92 OLDS]

Very cool project Driven. Can't believe I didn't see this thread before. Love the Quad4 swap idea!

 

[DRIVEN]

Thanks for taking the time to wade through it.

 

[olds307 and 403]

Like I have said, our first family car was a red Datsun wagon. It was the newest car out family ever owned. My Mom driving a 3 spd standard was scary and she eventually blew it up, revved the shirt out of it.