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new 142 140-160

posted by  someone claiming to be hudson on  Wed Dec 10 11:51 CST 2003 [RELATED]

My project isn't going anywhere at the moment :) I also have a very rusty 1972 142s which I had to weld frame and floor sections into just to drive around for the summer (Now a parts car since it went through its second windshield in 6 months) and some new parts.

SOON I will have this 71 142s (which I have never seen in person) and hope that it is as clean body wise as the owner claims. I know the brakes on it are toast but I am not that worried about that.

As for costing a car project.. it's my experience that if you arn't doing it over 10 years you have to at least triple the expected cost.

I am going to have some tranny's I don't need at some point.. do you still need one?

Hudson





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