atomicdeathmonkey
Active member
- Joined
- Jan 11, 2009
- Location
- Texas
Well it only took me 11 years to relocate to a country where I could find one that was rust free. I think
Just picked it up today, after following its' sale for about 2 months. Bought it off a towing company, story goes that it was abandoned 3 years ago at a burger joint, towed by the towing company and stored for 796 days at a cost of 20$ per day. With fines etc it wracked up $16,000 in fees so they yard tried to sell it to make some of the fees back. I paid a lot less for it. To me the lack of rust and it being relatively complete was everything.
It's the original b21ft in it I believe and the interior is shot to hell.
For some reason it has an agm battery in it, not sure if that's got anything to do with its' lack of spark.
Immediate plans are to clean the living daylights out of it and get it running and slowly restore it to its'original form, maybe with the addition of some bbs mesh wheels and the touring car spoiler!
My eldest has already noticed the extra pedals and "stick in the floor."
Just picked it up today, after following its' sale for about 2 months. Bought it off a towing company, story goes that it was abandoned 3 years ago at a burger joint, towed by the towing company and stored for 796 days at a cost of 20$ per day. With fines etc it wracked up $16,000 in fees so they yard tried to sell it to make some of the fees back. I paid a lot less for it. To me the lack of rust and it being relatively complete was everything.
It's the original b21ft in it I believe and the interior is shot to hell.
For some reason it has an agm battery in it, not sure if that's got anything to do with its' lack of spark.
Immediate plans are to clean the living daylights out of it and get it running and slowly restore it to its'original form, maybe with the addition of some bbs mesh wheels and the touring car spoiler!
My eldest has already noticed the extra pedals and "stick in the floor."