Where I am at sw(usa), 1 car per lic. Driver, me and wifey. She has a old Toyota 4x4, me an old lowered, loud '01 Lincoln TC and the 72 Ford 3/4t CamperSpecial. With slide in vintage "stubby" camper, metric w140 s320 I6 and the new old 1100 vt with side car for the ugly bulldog. siempre fi! Ya'll keep collecting, all of it KEEP IT RUNNING!
Bless your heart for saving all these handyman special conversions lately. Think anyone would even try that nowadays with something? An interesting collection for sure!
I've owned and or done major repair work to almost all of the 8o's cars shown in the video, did a trans r&r on those Bonneville, fabricated a 2x4 rectangular steel tube support to span the fenders, chained up the engine and dropped the cradle, then the trans right onto the garage floor ... verah niiice, so easy.
No, Mortske is better. VGG uses the wrong names for parts and acts like a little kid, when he points them out. At least he did, when I unsubbed from him.
Did not know that Chrysler ever made a station wagon version of the Newport. See, you're providing educational value, Mortske. 😄 My dad used to go to these auctions in the late 70s-early 80s, looking for parts for his 51 Ford truck he was rebuilding. He took me to a few. Good memories.
Love these auction video's! Reminds me of when we were teens being backyard grease monkeys and we would go to the junkyards scrounging for parts - miss the junkyards, they just crush em and send em anymore....
I'll go out on a tailfin and bet since this video was published, Mort has at least two buyers for the BuickCamino by now; mostly for the front clip, and he'll make back his time and fuel to get it back home plus some pizza for Duff. Mort personifies Yankee Thrift; having been raised by a Dad who was probably well informed of depression era lessons his parents and family passed to him. Loved seeing Lord Duff get his sniffs in under every wheel well on the field!
Thanks for taking us to South Dakota, the prices were all over the place. Duff did a great inspection on every offering, he said he would give his opinion later. It's a shame they took the rads out of 90% of the cars as there was probably more scrap value in them than in some of the merch . Thanks once again as it is great to see your highlights and reactions , Take care, stay warm, maybe take Duff birding. Stu from Canada....................
Hey Mortske and Duff 👋, thanks for bringing us along. It's always cool to see some of those old cars no matter what shape there in. It's a cool old buick that need a few hours of tlc. Have a great weekend 👋
thanks mate woke up to some Saturday info and laughs brown turd rolling and forget about it lol looks like a interesting job but when there in that condition its a dealers choice on how you want to make it look the boat reminded me of the old ww2 pt boat shape good to see your both having some fun thanks for the vid mate
Another great tour around a bunch of rustic beauties! I’m sorry to say the deal breaker for me would be all the broken windows. So many of those old cars have curves! I’m old enough to appreciate them. 😊
I spotted the 1960 Ford wagon in a second. Dad had a 1960 Mercury Meteor Ranch wagon. Different tail lights than the Ford. Two rounds and a third for a back-up light. It was also a two door. The guy from the moving company that drove it 3 hours on the highway liked it so much he bought it. Never seen another one like it.
Wow thanks for the tour. We live in the rust belt Pennsylvania. I would drive to The Oklahoma red dirt state to get a great body car. Or truck. Keep up the great work and I will keep on watching
I'm a retired Rural Carrier- loved those Ciera/ Celebrity/ 6000's on the mail route- especially the wagons. Pretty sure I drove at least four of them into the ground over the years. Now you hardly see them anymore...
It's nice to see a fellow Volare lover. I inherited a '79 225 sedan from a friend that had 165K on the factory plugs. The electrodes on all 6 plugs were completely encased in ash, but that car would still do 120mph. Ask me how I know, lol. I have never seen plugs that bad before or since, but that car still ran somehow. I have yet to meet a person that believes me, so I have actually kept those plugs for 20 years so I could prove it. Volares have a bad rep, but I loved that car.
I always enjoy these auctions and seeing what you've dragged home! Interesting conversion, I am surprised I don't see more of these. Thanks for sharing!
Pretty cool and interesting Buick! I've seen a couple Corvair station wagons, that got the El Camino treatment. The Corvairs were done well and still in good condition! I'm not cutting my '62 Corvair Monza wagon up though! Neat peice! Olds and Buick had the 3 piece rear hatch glass (center rolled down), but Corvairs only got fixed one piece.
@@kingfornjot That's horrible! Last time I had it I was coughing so bad for 48hrs or more I couldn't sleep barely ate lost voice luckily I live alone and nobody had to see or hear it
I had COVID a year ago. This year, the whole family had the flu and or pneumonia. I personally had both at the same time a month ago. This flu this year is crazy. I'd take COVID again anytime. Legitimately thought I was going to die with the flu and pneumonia.
I am so jealous of these prices, Finding old american project car in Finland is not so easy and they are atleast 3-4 times the price here 😃 also finding parts can be almost impossible
This was a fun one Prostrollo Motors is still in business in both Huron and Madison. Jay-Shon, later Sanson I am told was in downtown Sioux Falls. Doug's Auto was a used car place and briefly had a store in Madison. If you can find a Skylark, same body as the Special, they had an aluminum 215 cubic inch V8 with a 4 barrel. The 63 did anyway. Probably not many left. Extremely nice weather in the Dakotas for January.
Oh boy! that Buick pickup!! It didn't look that bad at first, but the more I looked at it, the worse it got! Cool wagons at this auction, well just not the hacked one! Thanks Mortske for the quality entertainment and questionable purchases!!
I have enjoyed these kind of excursions. It was fun to see you bring Duff Dog along. I value his opinions. Unfortunately, he wasn't very interested with you acquisition. Good luck with that one. 😁 Duff seems to have pretty good car sense. If you could only get him to respond to online auctions for you..
I had a 65 Chrysler. Same color as that one. It got totaled in a drunk driving accident 3 months after I bought it. Still have some pics of it before and after.
Some folks get online (especially late at night) and end up buying sets of Ginsu knives or "the top 200 love songs of the '70s" on vinyl, cassette, or 8-track... Mortske buys other folks' visions of "cars they should have made but (wisely) didn't". Well, if the car ain't much to look at, there's always the Duff-Meister-- handsomest dog on the interwebs!
The Chrysler hardtop wagon was the most interesting. The '60 Country Squire doesn't look like it's ever had the fake wood on it, which is also interesting.
2:00 you bid $250? if so thats awesome. im 16 and live in a city kinda area, but i wanna move 2 the country and revive old cars once i can. i had no clue these classic cars could b so cheap even though they are in horrible condition
I like the 72 Caprice bcause my dad had one in the same color green,the only things that was wrong with it was the transmission went out, the only gear he had was reverse & the drivers side rear passenger door wouldn't open 🤔 for some reason but it had a great sounding 350 big block & the interior was even green,the body was in great shape not a ding or rust anywhere on it,just to bad that the transmission went out in it
The pickup bed trailer would have been a good buy. Especially since it's probably a GMC frame if it's 6 lug with springs. I just spent a couple of months ago 300 bucks on one was glad to get it only had to drive an hour and 15 minutes each way on my way to pick it up. But the going rate was 450 bucks for the cheap ones six to $800 for the going rate of the average. Not to mention most people buy them because they want to bed or tailgate anyway.
Yes. That Strange Bird Falcon Gasser with the 401 Nailhead is a cool car. The car you snagged here is not that bad Has great potential but should sell easily just the same Would be cool if it were still a wagon
What amazes me about these videos of these old car auctions is that these old cars have survived all these years. When steel scrap prices were insane a few years back, you'd of thought many of these old cars would have been rounded up and crushed. I'm "assuming" these cars were collected from farms in that area? Lord knows the old time farmers never got rid of anything. The other thing that amazes me is the cars from the 1950's and older. Here in Arizona, you NEVER see cars older than the 1960's on the road. The old cars you do see are muscle cars, mustangs, air cooled VW bugs and buses and that's it. I'm surprised anyone has interest in cars older than the 1960's. The folks who grew up with 1950's and older cars are dying off rapidly so who's emotionally connected to them today? Odd..
All the desirable cars first sell at the super secret auction first then the scraps go to public auction. Then there's always the storage building with the ones not for sale.
Well, ain't that special! Actually pretty neat in it's own right. Definitely a couple different directions could be had there! Man, I could walk those kinds yards all day looking at the different cars! Yards like so are getting harder and harder to come by down here. Great video! Blessings and respect!
That's a fuselage Fury III @7:51 so it's at least a '69, the slabside cars were '63-'68, like the '67 @8:37. That '62 wagon hardtop is cool, but a '61 is my ultimate wagon since that's the last year for the fins. Shame there was no drivetrain in the Buford Turd...
I would’ve bid on the S.S. Minnow.Seems South Dakota has its fare share of grandma cars and Griswold station wagons 😉,definitely a unique lot of cars you don’t really see on the coast
This is a pretty cool project, but it looks like more work than its worth to make her road worthy. This is the first one of these I have seen, great idea but if you don't own a junkyard it could get pricey. I enjoyed the video as always. Love your second channel vids!
That era Buick had s aluminum V8 that they sold to Rover in the U.K. They were re-designed by Rover and then used for years after. Were a pretty reliable engine, I think it ws a 215 C I D. (3.5 liter)
I need to start watching those auctions. Need more cars sitting in the yard to make all my neighbors happy 😂 Thanks for another fun video 👍
Where I am at sw(usa), 1 car per lic. Driver, me and wifey. She has a old Toyota 4x4, me an old lowered, loud '01 Lincoln TC and the 72 Ford 3/4t CamperSpecial. With slide in vintage "stubby" camper, metric w140 s320 I6 and the new old 1100 vt with side car for the ugly bulldog.
siempre fi! Ya'll keep collecting, all of it KEEP IT RUNNING!
I just really wish I had Duff's energy level. Such a beautiful dog. 🐕
my cockerspaniel chloe has that same kind of energy as duff. she'll be 6 on Feb. 4th. 2023.
Bless your heart for saving all these handyman special conversions lately. Think anyone would even try that nowadays with something? An interesting collection for sure!
I've owned and or done major repair work to almost all of the 8o's cars shown in the video, did a trans r&r on those Bonneville, fabricated a 2x4 rectangular steel tube support to span the fenders, chained up the engine and dropped the cradle, then the trans right onto the garage floor ... verah niiice, so easy.
Sweet!
Thanks for bringing us to pick up the junk you buy on-line, lots of interesting things on the second channel.
Love your virtual scrapyard and auction tours. I'm not a Mopar enthusiast. but the '62 Newport looked like the best of the bad lot.
Love your channel!!! You are right up there with VGG.
He is a lot better than Vice Grip Garage, that guy doesn't even have a Duff.
Except Mortske isn't a grifter like VGG... Just sayin...
Mortske's channels are much more user friendly. And entertaining. A common man can relate to him and Duff
No, Mortske is better. VGG uses the wrong names for parts and acts like a little kid, when he points them out. At least he did, when I unsubbed from him.
Vice grip garage has a wife. Mortski has duff
Boy you can see Duff in the back going nuts sniffing around lovin it
My first car was a 1983 Ciera. My second car was a 1990 Bonneville SSE. Thanks for featuring them.
Awesome
Did not know that Chrysler ever made a station wagon version of the Newport.
See, you're providing educational value, Mortske. 😄
My dad used to go to these auctions in the late 70s-early 80s, looking for parts for his 51 Ford truck he was rebuilding. He took me to a few. Good memories.
Good times
I had a 61 Newport wagon years ago.
Well we just found it
Love these auction video's! Reminds me of when we were teens being backyard grease monkeys and we would go to the junkyards scrounging for parts - miss the junkyards, they just crush em and send em anymore....
Thanks for the video. Duff got a nice run out of the trip. Some interesting rigs for sure. Safe travels and thanks to the editing department 🐾🍺
Thanks Stu
Dufffffffffffffy!
Love those vintage Buick's they are fun projects
I'll go out on a tailfin and bet since this video was published, Mort has at least two buyers for the BuickCamino by now; mostly for the front clip, and he'll make back his time and fuel to get it back home plus some pizza for Duff. Mort personifies Yankee Thrift; having been raised by a Dad who was probably well informed of depression era lessons his parents and family passed to him.
Loved seeing Lord Duff get his sniffs in under every wheel well on the field!
4 hours you drove for that junk... And I thought I was desperate for adventures... Keep up the great vids appreciate ALL your efforts!
That 62 Chrysler wagon was a better buy than this thing.
8 hr round trip. That's commitment.
At 2:55 , the '60 Ford wagon is a Country Sedan Wagon. A Squire wagon would be wood grain on the sides. Nice collection of cars. Love your new Buick.
Thanks for taking us to South Dakota, the prices were all over the place. Duff did a great inspection on every offering, he said he would give his opinion later. It's a shame they took the rads out of 90% of the
cars as there was probably more scrap value in them than in some of the merch . Thanks once again as it
is great to see your highlights and reactions , Take care, stay warm, maybe take Duff birding. Stu from Canada....................
Hey Mortske and Duff 👋, thanks for bringing us along. It's always cool to see some of those old cars no matter what shape there in.
It's a cool old buick that need a few hours of tlc. Have a great weekend 👋
That's an odd one for sure. Maybe a body for the Snooch rocket! Duff sure was happy running around out there. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching John
@@moremortskerepair4354 You're welcome! Have a great weekend!
@@johnsommerfeld6889 Same to you!
Duffs paradise. A new car to sniff around every corner !!! He never slowed down the whole time !!
Duff doesn't act like he's that interested in that car-truck! 😁👌That's pretty neat!
Great laconic videos Mortske. Buying hopes & dreams so we don’t have to. 👏👏👏
Haha
Love these videos! keep them coming through the winter. We do live vicariously through you Mr Mordecus!
Will do!
thanks mate woke up to some Saturday info and laughs brown turd rolling and forget about it lol looks like a interesting job but when there in that condition its a dealers choice on how you want to make it look the boat reminded me of the old ww2 pt boat shape good to see your both having some fun thanks for the vid mate
Another great tour around a bunch of rustic beauties! I’m sorry to say the deal breaker for me would be all the broken windows. So many of those old cars have curves! I’m old enough to appreciate them. 😊
Good to see you
I spotted the 1960 Ford wagon in a second. Dad had a 1960 Mercury Meteor Ranch wagon. Different tail lights than the Ford. Two rounds and a third for a back-up light. It was also a two door. The guy from the moving company that drove it 3 hours on the highway liked it so much he bought it. Never seen another one like it.
Nice!
Wow thanks for the tour. We live in the rust belt Pennsylvania. I would drive to The Oklahoma red dirt state to get a great body car. Or truck. Keep up the great work and I will keep on watching
I'm a retired Rural Carrier- loved those Ciera/ Celebrity/ 6000's on the mail route- especially the wagons. Pretty sure I drove at least four of them into the ground over the years. Now you hardly see them anymore...
Awesome
@@moremortskerepair4354 what did Chevelle wagon go for
@@gertraba9806 The video states the prices
Thanks for the tour of the Auction. That Buick is a build project. Can say never say a Skylark like this one. Thanks Mortske for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Some cool old cars! Thanks for the tour Mr. Mortske.
Our pleasure!
It's nice to see a fellow Volare lover. I inherited a '79 225 sedan from a friend that had 165K on the factory plugs. The electrodes on all 6 plugs were completely encased in ash, but that car would still do 120mph. Ask me how I know, lol. I have never seen plugs that bad before or since, but that car still ran somehow. I have yet to meet a person that believes me, so I have actually kept those plugs for 20 years so I could prove it. Volares have a bad rep, but I loved that car.
Dang
I always enjoy these auctions and seeing what you've dragged home! Interesting conversion, I am surprised I don't see more of these. Thanks for sharing!
Man that’s a rough one, but that’s what makes for a great video. Looking forward to seeing how it works out…
Thanks for your time Lee
Thanks for watching Lee
You can tell it's the worst car ever by the way that it is.
It looked like it got a little overheated - had that burned paint look to it on the roof.
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Always an insta-like comment
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That little Buicamino has some cool lines to it, it would be nice if someone finished it off. Unique, and then some.
Cool seeing the 66 galaxie. Years ago i had a two door with the 390 in it. That was my first car.
Awesome!
Thank you for your APPRECIATION to your subscribers Mortske!
Our pleasure Dan!
Gonna have to agree with you on this one Mortske. It’s a real peace!
Interesting assortment of cars in that one. Thanks for taking us along!
Pretty cool and interesting Buick! I've seen a couple Corvair station wagons, that got the El Camino treatment. The Corvairs were done well and still in good condition! I'm not cutting my '62 Corvair Monza wagon up though! Neat peice! Olds and Buick had the 3 piece rear hatch glass (center rolled down), but Corvairs only got fixed one piece.
You should see Matt Wetzel's Corvair wagon, Matt's Off-road Recovery. It's a sweet rig.
Monday morning and Friday night Mortske--the only way to survive another workweek full of knuckledraggers! 😆😆😆
Blumming covid again this week enjoyed watching this 👌 takes my mind off nasty shivering and cough
I hear ya my friend I've had it 3 times each time was completely different
@@frankm8533 man I lost feeling in my fingers this time and woke in the the night because I forgot how to breath strangest illness I've had covid
@@kingfornjot That's horrible! Last time I had it I was coughing so bad for 48hrs or more I couldn't sleep barely ate lost voice luckily I live alone and nobody had to see or hear it
@@frankm8533 yes I was quarantined in the spare room because of my instant coughing lol
I had COVID a year ago. This year, the whole family had the flu and or pneumonia. I personally had both at the same time a month ago. This flu this year is crazy. I'd take COVID again anytime. Legitimately thought I was going to die with the flu and pneumonia.
My heart skipped a beat seeing that 58 Edsel. Man I want one so bad.
Not the worse, that camper thingy was worse, lol. It could be interesting to see something done to it.
You mean the deer blind. ..js
Great video! Love auctions. Maybe that turd and the pookie mobile could become one! 😂👊💪🙏
Good save thanks
Love Falcon Rancheros. Always wanted to put the body on a first gen Bronco frame. With a little TLC, that Buick could be kinda cool.
I am so jealous of these prices, Finding old american project car in Finland is not so easy and they are atleast 3-4 times the price here 😃 also finding parts can be almost impossible
Good fun had by all that watches your vids. …So very cool , hope spring comes your way soon . Cheers Alberta Dave 🇨🇦🚖
This was a fun one Prostrollo Motors is still in business in both Huron and Madison. Jay-Shon, later Sanson I am told was in downtown Sioux Falls. Doug's Auto was a used car place and briefly had a store in Madison. If you can find a Skylark, same body as the Special, they had an aluminum 215 cubic inch V8 with a 4 barrel. The 63 did anyway. Probably not many left. Extremely nice weather in the Dakotas for January.
It might be the reason the engine was gone, I'm guessing that aluminum core is sought after, but that's conjecture.
Leaf spring rears were an option on the '67-72 Chevy pickups. 1/2 tons had a Dana 44 rear, 3/4s had a Dana 60.
Your right that station wagon was really cool.
Looks like a good project for Halfass Kustoms. He loves the old Buicks.
I really liked the Polara and that 69 or 70 Ford LTD sweet ride's. Thank you Mortske 👍
Thanks for watching!
Oh boy! that Buick pickup!! It didn't look that bad at first, but the more I looked at it, the worse it got! Cool wagons at this auction, well just not the hacked one! Thanks Mortske for the quality entertainment and questionable purchases!!
Nice Buick, good pick, you did good. Clean her up get her running.
I have enjoyed these kind of excursions. It was fun to see you bring Duff Dog along. I value his opinions. Unfortunately, he wasn't very interested with you acquisition. Good luck with that one. 😁 Duff seems to have pretty good car sense. If you could only get him to respond to online auctions for you..
It looked like Duff was under there acting as the drivetrain. 😂
I had a 65 Chrysler. Same color as that one. It got totaled in a drunk driving accident 3 months after I bought it. Still have some pics of it before and after.
Dang!
Some folks get online (especially late at night) and end up buying sets of Ginsu knives or "the top 200 love songs of the '70s" on vinyl, cassette, or 8-track... Mortske buys other folks' visions of "cars they should have made but (wisely) didn't". Well, if the car ain't much to look at, there's always the Duff-Meister-- handsomest dog on the interwebs!
haha
It's growing on me ! Build it brother
Thanks for the 21 degrees tour
Thanks for watching
The Chrysler hardtop wagon was the most interesting. The '60 Country Squire doesn't look like it's ever had the fake wood on it, which is also interesting.
GOT REALLY BAD COVID. AND THIS IS THE ONLY THING. THATS KEEPING ME GOING. AND SAMICHES THANKS MORT.
Get well soon!
@@moremortskerepair4354 thanks means alot coming from you
2:00 you bid $250? if so thats awesome. im 16 and live in a city kinda area, but i wanna move 2 the country and revive old cars once i can. i had no clue these classic cars could b so cheap even though they are in horrible condition
I like the 72 Caprice bcause my dad had one in the same color green,the only things that was wrong with it was the transmission went out, the only gear he had was reverse & the drivers side rear passenger door wouldn't open 🤔 for some reason but it had a great sounding 350 big block & the interior was even green,the body was in great shape not a ding or rust anywhere on it,just to bad that the transmission went out in it
Future try to restrain from sammich intake while bidding online 😂 it's always fun to do a walk through if you and Duff 👍✌️🇺🇲
I have a thing for cars made into trucks.
That's pretty rough, but I can still see potential.
Too bad there is no driveline.
The pickup bed trailer would have been a good buy. Especially since it's probably a GMC frame if it's 6 lug with springs. I just spent a couple of months ago 300 bucks on one was glad to get it only had to drive an hour and 15 minutes each way on my way to pick it up. But the going rate was 450 bucks for the cheap ones six to $800 for the going rate of the average. Not to mention most people buy them because they want to bed or tailgate anyway.
Yes. That Strange Bird Falcon Gasser with the 401 Nailhead is a cool car.
The car you snagged here is not that bad
Has great potential but should sell easily just the same
Would be cool if it were still a wagon
Been waiting for this all day
Cool video as always Duff & Tom. Cheers from California🍾
I was digging the van mostly. Reminded me of the Cannonball Run ambulance
A fine conversion experiment 👍
Looks like a Puddin project!
Great vid
Hopefully when I get out of Illinois I'll get a place with a shop (or space to build one), there was so many great cars there for a project vehicle.
Duff Dog is having FUN!
Great tour!
What amazes me about these videos of these old car auctions is that these old cars have survived all these years. When steel scrap prices were insane a few years back, you'd of thought many of these old cars would have been rounded up and crushed. I'm "assuming" these cars were collected from farms in that area? Lord knows the old time farmers never got rid of anything. The other thing that amazes me is the cars from the 1950's and older. Here in Arizona, you NEVER see cars older than the 1960's on the road. The old cars you do see are muscle cars, mustangs, air cooled VW bugs and buses and that's it. I'm surprised anyone has interest in cars older than the 1960's. The folks who grew up with 1950's and older cars are dying off rapidly so who's emotionally connected to them today? Odd..
All the desirable cars first sell at the super secret auction first then the scraps go to public auction. Then there's always the storage building with the ones not for sale.
I think I stayed at the Bel Air in RC a few times as a kid. That was about the same time SD Highway Patrol was running Furry III fastbacks.
Awesome!
Well, ain't that special! Actually pretty neat in it's own right. Definitely a couple different directions could be had there! Man, I could walk those kinds yards all day looking at the different cars! Yards like so are getting harder and harder to come by down here. Great video! Blessings and respect!
Strange ok car.thanks John from Arizona
That's a fuselage Fury III @7:51 so it's at least a '69, the slabside cars were '63-'68, like the '67 @8:37. That '62 wagon hardtop is cool, but a '61 is my ultimate wagon since that's the last year for the fins. Shame there was no drivetrain in the Buford Turd...
Good to know!
I would’ve bid on the S.S. Minnow.Seems South Dakota has its fare share of grandma cars and Griswold station wagons 😉,definitely a unique lot of cars you don’t really see on the coast
10:00 sweet Ford. Random useless info for ya, those hub caps were on our Australian ZA and ZB Fairlane (‘66 to ‘68 I think the years were)🤙🏼🇦🇺
Good to know!
Excellent video Mortske Repair :) also be someday project to work and would put steering wheel column in cab of car so would get rust on!
I have a ranger like that, v6, 5 speed 4x4 and picked it up at an auction for $180. Was sold new at Wolfe Ford in ligerwood nd
Just up the road
This is a pretty cool project, but it looks like more work than its worth to make her road worthy. This is the first one of these I have seen, great idea but if you don't own a junkyard it could get pricey. I enjoyed the video as always. Love your second channel vids!
Thanks much!
cheers for the video mate a few good motors there better luck next time
That era Buick had s aluminum V8 that they sold to Rover in the U.K. They were re-designed by Rover and then used for years after. Were a pretty reliable engine, I think it ws a 215 C I D. (3.5 liter)
Yup
Fix it and have fun with it. Get it to run.
Man. You guys have all the cool stuff out west.
Now that's pretty neat 😊
Late night beer and bids!!
I Had a 62' Buick Invicta -W- the 215 Aluminum V-8 it was a Decent Car.
awesome!
Love love love those wagons and that escort gt
That chrysler is very similar to my dads old 65 newport that we just dragged out of the weeds last year. He last drove it in 93-94? Very cool though.