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  1. 1. what to do with my parts car

    • sell sell sell
    • chop cut rebuild
    • slice and dice chop chop chop


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Posted

let me start by saying i orig purchased the black 47 as a parts car to cut and mess with without destroying my green one but......

i have a hard time cutting it up i could save allot of stuff on the car for my car extra back window doors ect.... but i have a hard time putting it to the knife

i dont have the papers for the body

i dont want to really build another 47

i could use alot of stuff

can someone slap me and say cut it up

should i

1> sell

2> rebuild

3> chop

Posted

I think we need more info on it. Not having a title isn't that big of an issue usually. How rusty is it? Is it complete? Running?

Posted

I also have a parts car and I'm keeping it as long as there are parts on it.

I'm also keeping it whole.

If I have to move it, I move one car and not a thousand separate parts:eek:

I only paid $500 for a complete, down to the radio, parts car, so If I need a few things it will save me way more than that and I don't have to hunt for parts, they are right here.

To keep the neighbors happy, I put some good tires and hubcaps on it and a good carcover. With only the good tires and hubcaps showing, it looks like a real snazzy antique under a cover and nobody says a thing.;)

Joel, keep the parts car until it's given all it can, or at least a year after yours is on the road.

Posted

i have it off the orig chassis its on my updated chassis for measurements

floors are very typical its a flintstone mobile i could cut the remaining sections and piece my floor back together but its hard for me to slice her even tho i purchased her for this reason

tell me to cut :rolleyes:

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Posted
For some reason, this comes to mind......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iffDvXTcm8&feature=related

of course with a little east coast flavor...

Without rockers it looks like a parts car to me.

Warning Sarcasm Approaching:

Now I can die a happy man, I have finally seen a Vega Wagon with Hydraulics. Boing - Boing - Boing!!! :cool:

Posted
i have it off the orig chassis its on my updated chassis for measurements

floors are very typical its a flintstone mobile i could cut the remaining sections and piece my floor back together but its hard for me to slice her even tho i purchased her for this reason

tell me to cut :rolleyes:

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I would keep it for parts

Posted

ok im selling myself the idea of keeping on track and slice it up i actually need the doors as my doors are shot im thinking of doing this

pull everything off that is bolted down

cut the remaining floors that are solid and use what i can to repair my floors

cut the rear quarter clips in case i need to repair my car if it gets hit

i have the nose in the shed

cut out a large section of the roof surrounding the rear window to keep it

keep windshield

once im done with my rebuild then offer up any extra goodies to the market

does that sound like a good plan? as i have no one here to discuss this with :(

Posted

You might want to leave the two cowl pieces that contain the front

door hinges. They can be pieced in on a car with rust. I bought a

pair for possible eventual use on the convertible.......if it ever gets to

extensive body work.

People are always looking for hood hinges.....including some on this forum

from time to time.

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