CM23U0C196833 is listed for sale as is, with title, for $8.9k. Lots of loose parts, but I do not see an engine. @Trace 300 Hurst @69CoronetRT
Or floor.Something is definitely off with that stub frame.
Something is definitely off with that stub frame.
from the pics it does look solid, maybe they rolled the stub out from underneath to make it easier to grab the engine and trans for that ‘70 Challenger in the background…Or floor.
Alan
This isn't the same car, that cars VIN ended in 858.It was still complete in January, when we last commented on it. It’s still the same vendor. What they did to it is indecent.
Thank you for correcting me. My sixty plus year old eyes did it to me again. I take back some of my rant, too. Hope it finds someone, who would put it back together. It’d be difficult, though, without the missing seats and console. Those are near to impossible to find. The E86 not so much, and even less so if you are willing to settle for a built E85.
Thank you for correcting me. My sixty plus year old eyes did it to me again.
All they needed were two bolts and they could have eliminated the plumbing feature against the firewall in the engine compartment.Or floor.
Alan
i agree.a PROPER Hurst shifter, maybe what these cars should have been.
Where's this from?