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Abandoned project “get it outta my garage $500” car. Sat 8 years with alcohol gas so undergoing a complete fuel system rebuild.
Converted to use a Miata 1.8 engine with twin Weber’s.
The Joe Alexander / Mark Dawley ProRally car from 1978-1981. Died a natural (for rally cars - rolled) death in 1981. We even won some money once at 100 Acre Wood. Mostly we had a lot of fun even competing …
Owned since ‘75; driven college years then dissasembled - will get back to it someday….
Metal dash good running Arizona car complete with non-sync 1st (and pretty much 2nd) gear. Interior turned to dust by the Sun but no rust other than some surface stuff. Probably going to drive it as is for a while. …
4 cylinder, 5-speed About the only thing that handles / rides worse is an older Jeep; but it is incredible in the boonies! Highway travel is akin to driving a pup tent through a hurricane…..
Wife’s ride and long distance traveller. NOTE: only the Germans have the ability to make a car leak oil from the roof, thus assuming the leak throne from the now (nearly) defunct English car industry!
283 Chevy w/ auto & Nova rear end; otherwise pretty stock so do not pull out in front of me when I have a load in it… General work truck that doesn’t depreciate
No racing history yet. 8.2 Litre, 365 HP (so what?) but 535 ft/lbs of torque. Chevy Suburban substitute at our house.
Franken B. ‘68 shell, ‘65 engine, ‘78 OD tranny, ‘70 rear bumpers, ‘72 dash and so on. Not a straight panel anywhere. Paid $125.00 for it in 1978 (blown engine); driven regularly ever since. Most Fun Car ever.
Triple carb / toggle switch but no glass covered headlights….but I’m not complaining! Bosch alternator, Pertronix spark, transistor fuel pump, Benz cooling fan etc. - just a driver. Wonder if I can put a trailer hitch on it; the Eldorado …
