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Maintenance 1800

posted by  PropMgr on  Sun Jun 1 16:00 CST 2003
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The 1800 series are pritty bullet proof mechanically. The body is another story. Try to find one that has no rust or bondo and that will be a giant step to having fun. Parts for the body, trim and upholstery are becoming increasingly diffacult to find and expensive. Mechanical parts are relatively easy to find with many after market products available.






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