The collection includes a 1958 Chevy Pickup with 1.3 miles, a ’64 Impala with 4 miles, and a ’78 Corvette Indy Pace Car Edition with only 4 miles on the odometer.
Anyone know what these are? Found them while passing through a tiny lake town in Southeast Oklahoma during my work route. Interesting stuff along this route.
Holy hell, are those real? I mean yeah they're real, but are those really yours, and more importantly, your handiwork? Sorry for doubting, but I'm sure you can understand it's not every day a guy shows up at a videogames forum to show us the classic Volvos he just recreated to be supercar killers in his first post no less.
The redesign of the front in that last picture is absolutely killer.
Thanks for the kind words, and yes they are real.. LOL I only found and commented on this site because a friend of mine showed me a link to where some pictures were taken of my spare cars in the driveway, so I thought I would clarify that they were not actually abandoned. I was actually working on my conversion kits when the pictures I commented on were being taken, and if they would have come in the shop, they would have seen what was going on.
Here is a video I havent finished up yet, but it shows some of the development and transformation of the silver 67 Volvo Amazon.
1970 Dodge Superbee, 100% numbers matching, all original.
http://barnfindnw.com/portfolio/1970-dodge-superbee-barn-find-idaho/
I'd be furious. And sorry to say, but there was more were that came from.Dude don't do that to me. The 1970 Coronet is one of my, if not my favorite Mopar because of the awesome split front end. I'll bring up yet again the story of how I was a year away from grabbing one (basic Coronet though, 318/auto grandpamobile) about 10 yars ago but a guy beat me to it and the poor car ended up with a horrid pseudo spuer bee paintjob in white, a Mustang hoodscoop and half-car sidepipes with cheap steel wheels.
Hi)))
Thankfully, that's easy work.