Recent content by flamejockey13

Makes a guy feel pretty old when "vintage" was when he was getting ready to turn 40.

1946 lathe, Monkey Wards I think. Old locking plyers go back to the 40's that were my grandfather's.

Am I right in thinking that the engine compartment should match the body color. My 64 NY'r did.

Sounds like a plan, thx.

Good enough but it is not my favorite.

I think he had a hot wire fire and pulled dash for a work-around. He says it runs and the 440 was fresh when he got it upon his brother's death 2 years ago.

What do you think? Think I should try to by this at under $5K? Runs & drive but had dash burn-out.

Just used Mother's Plastic Polish and it gave mine a quick improvement.... if it lasts.

I got a kick out of 1987 being vintage. Monkey Wards (Logan?) lathe from late 40's maybe early 50's. Not pictured but hanging on the wall above lathe are my 1960's Nova speakers from Radio Shack.

Thanks. My 64 was offered by a local guy who bought it for parts but did not have the heart to carve it up this solid survivor. He rebuilt the carb & brakes. No rot out but mucho surface rust, dings, scratches & oxidized paint. Great interior. Believed to have only 43K. Runs like a top and...

Retired owner of A body & C body Location: Fremont, IN