Recent content by Dan Scully

Slightly off topic, this is a 64 Buick service car, conversion by Flxible Co. looks like it started as a wagon but is a 4dr sedan. Cheaper to start with a sedan than wagon.

I found the other one. :rolleyes:

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I like the hardtop version for some reason. :D

It also has a console shift also. that adds to the overall look.

Not sure to paint mine up as one or go with a different color scheme? Thoughts?

One thing I added was small metal plate to the roof crossmember. On the 64 the dome light is only held in with the headliner. It now has a firmer attaching point. Do not know if others are this way.

He can help with just about anything. Great work.

Seats about 20.

Steam and 2 people is it what it took for the 64.

Might try here, has some cores. Home - KARPS POWER BRAKE SERVICE & CYLINDER SLEEVING

He marked out where they go on the material, took that to a local place that does embroidery, and he put it all together. It was my idea to do it this way.

Yep, friend has been doing it 30+ years, and now only deals with old customers he knows.

If it's just a bad motor, an electric shop can rebuild it.

Try here. Murray B. Park - Used and NOS Parts for Chrysler, Imperial, Dodge, Desoto, and Plymouth