Pittsburgh Parts-A-Rama gone, now Big Butler Auto Swap Meet

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It was as bad as I thought it would be but wasn't as good as I wish it was. For something that was put together on short notice they had more venders than I expected. No big sellers other than Lutty's from Cheswick. Pa. I scored some tools, a Q-Jet core (that I can't find an ID where is suplose to be staped, does look like a older rebuild from a parts store), some small brackets, alot of Hot Wheels. Did get some pics of some cars for sale, two '84 Montes & a '86 SS, a '87(?) 442, then a post '82 Malibu wagon & El Camino in the parking lot. The El Camino had a late '90's S10 cluster & column mixed into it's dash (wish I got a clear pic but didn't come out good.) the '84's had perfect dashes.

 

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Forgot these two

 

[Doug Chahoy]

That Cutlass/442? was a real ??? Looked like it had a 7.5 , reg.Cutlass floor shifter. Aren't the 442s supposed to have a bump in the hood?

 

[pagrunt]

They had flat hoods & regular shifters.

 

[joesregalproject]

I looked for redline hotwheels but the only ones I found were so beat up they wouldn't even be good as parts cars. Did anyone see the lifted red F250 that had $23500 written on the window? Lol, I was tempted to ask if he forgot to but a "." between the zeros. $2350.0 was more like it.

 

[pagrunt]

I was so much with tunnel vision on looking for Monte parts I missed it. Could of told the brother in law about it (he's getting ready to start a '76 High Boy project that supose to get a Cummings in it.) I seen a few red lines with the boy & I ruin ones that would still be in better shape if they were ever found.

 

[mclellan83]

At least sounds like you guys had a good time