[Guest]

Has been born. Book mark this link and check the project as this pile of rust is reborn into a nice driver.

http://dreamwater.org/auto/67convert/index.html

 

[Guest]

Good luck with your project. I am nearly done with the restoration on my 1967 convertible. I have been at it for about a year+ The car is in pretty sweet shape at this point, and fun as hell--We all know the project is never really done but it's cool when you can get it to a safe and good looking driver stage. I will check your site once in a while and see how it is going. I suggest buying beer in bulk to save money.

1967 convertible, 200 six, 3 speed, vintage burgandy, wire spinners

 

[G1967T]

Well, you certainly have your hands full. Please do a through budget for this ground up restoration before getting to to deep into it. Good luck!

Russ

Last year at Knott's, I'll get a better picture this year!
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1595962&a=12199293&p=45322944.JPG

 

[Guest]

Hey....

If you have ever looked at the "1967 Help" series of threads, you know that I hope to restore a 1967 Convertible soon. I Hope to buy one in the next few months. I will be with you watching your site all the way so Show me the way....

Joe

 

[theboogins]

I hope you get a tetanus shot before starting in.

J. Boggs


http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1574992&a=11972962&p=43108527.jpg

 

[Guest]

Nice pictures. Looks like you have a big job ahead of you. I just started on a 67 convertible too, but mine will be alot easier.