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What to save off of a beater that going to the dump 120-130

posted by  OVLOVIAN on  Wed Feb 23 12:32 CST 2005
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Thanks for the advice guys.

Are the front window chains and assosiated hardware the same for the 2 doors as well as the 4 doors?

Unfourtunately this car is the king of all roaches. I dragged it home simply for the grills but figured since I had it here that I would take advantage of it. For the most part I have scavanged about every piece that I feel that I want to save. Anyone who wants parts can have them for the price of shipping or pick them up. There is almost no interior in the car. Everything is rusted, rotten, broken or missing. The aluminum trim strip under the dash pad is there, but it has a few dings in it. The switches are all gone. Front winshield is broken. The rear and side glass is fine. The wing windows are intact and move freely. The chrome on them could be polishedup to look better, but their not perfect. All of the exterior trim is damaged or missing. All of the chrome is pitted including the bumpers. The motor is still there, but it has a bent valve and a hole in one piston. I Don't have the space to keep everything. I just wanted to safe the stuff that is really hard to come by. If anybody wants anything small, I'll gladly pull it for you, but if you want something large, you will have to come get it yourself.

Chris






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