Bobby says "There's nothing to fix. The frame's a pretzel, and the engine's ruined. There's barely any parts worth salvaging."😄 Thanks for the video it's coming along nicely.
Working one myself. Each step is a learning curve since I’ve never restored a classic car or restomoded. I did install an Snipper EFI. So that’s a start. Good luck on your build. I’ll continue to watch for tips.
How about 4 of the Harbour Freight furniture dollies under the wheels or they may have the dollies made just for that purpose. Just tryin to help. Or maybe a floor jack under the pumpkin?
I did try the floor jack and it fell off right away - my driveway is a very rough surface, far too rough to get even good quality car wheel dollies to roll under load. Thankfully I had other bad ideas that eventually worked!
Bobby says "There's nothing to fix. The frame's a pretzel, and the engine's ruined. There's barely any parts worth salvaging."😄
Thanks for the video it's coming along nicely.
I need Bobby's skills and access to Singer Auto Salvage!
Working one myself. Each step is a learning curve since I’ve never restored a classic car or restomoded. I did install an Snipper EFI. So that’s a start. Good luck on your build. I’ll continue to watch for tips.
I like your channel , any plans on the new Impala videos? I’m right there with you on the cost of things but hopefully more to come
The important part is to make it safe for her
...As reasonably safe as a nearly 60-year-old car can be, anyway :)
How about 4 of the Harbour Freight furniture dollies under the wheels or they may have the dollies made just for that purpose. Just tryin to help. Or maybe a floor jack under the pumpkin?
I did try the floor jack and it fell off right away - my driveway is a very rough surface, far too rough to get even good quality car wheel dollies to roll under load. Thankfully I had other bad ideas that eventually worked!