SAVED FROM THE CRUSHER - DODGE ARROW GT
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2017
- This time on Grand Touring Concepts, Darren and Jesse-Jesse venture into the forests of Redwater Alberta, Canada to rescue another cool car from the crusher - a 1975 Dodge Arrow GT. This badge engineered Mitsubishi Lancer will make another neat addition to JesseJesse's car farm and will certainly make for a unique project.
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Had a Fire Arrow. What a little hotrod for the time. Served my family well.
Cool video. Any news on the Plymouth Arrow? I’d love to see what you guys ended up doing with your car.
was Plymouth arrow here in the U S , same car
Would love too see the Lada video. Any information on the Ford Pinto wagon that was next to the arrow?
My first car a 1978 Plymouth Arrow. It would be fun to restore one of those. I would upgrade the paint and wheels of course.
That was my first car too. Orange with black interior. Not a very good car
We have a Plymouth arrow group on Facebook
I have a brand new condition 78 dodge arrow gs automatic transmission for sale, have a look at my channel if you want to see it
Called a Mitsubishi Colt (or Celeste) here in New Zealand.
Yeah, it was was Dodge Colt and Plymouth Arrow initially, in the states. Saw a really cherry Colt hot rod in Virginia last month. 1970's versions are getting extremely rare.
Chrysler Lancer in Australia
Worth more if restored to original
If V8 is too much for it, then Id like to see at least a slant 6 under the hood
Well 5 years what happened to it
Why would you save that car? I could see if it ran but to be ripped apart like it is. You must be getting it for dirt cheap lol
This car is under going a restoration by another enthusiast of the model, they were quite keen to get one as they are exceedingly rare in any condition. All the cars on this property were being cleaned up as an estate sale. This one did come cheap, but it also had a very short time of recovery, 72 hours after purchase full stop, we had to work fast. The remaining cars not picked up/sold were literally crushed for scrap. While the car cost was cheap, the trailer, fuel, and work to load were additional factors. It turns out it was a good save, the current owner was very happy to get it as a project. Thanks for watching and commenting - Darren
my understanding is that a dodge small block can be made to fit! but a Ford small block would fit nicer!
J. Dana Clark We looked into that, and its very easy to do, the next weak point is the diffs do not survive. There are options there too but we are not sure what kind of duration this project will have yet for the time we have it. We would never do a Ford engine in there as we believe engine swaps should be limited within the same marque to preserve the car's charactor. - Darren
Our family had three of these when I was glowing up. Not sure want you'd want to restore them, they were shitboxes
Mon grand chum est décédé dans un accident de voiture il avait se modèle de voiture c arriver en 1980