Congratulations Mopar Fans.
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 3,226
From: Lakeland, Florida
Believe it or not but this one is restoreable. Most of the parts are available to make her run again. I can't tell if this one is a Roadrunner or a Superbee. It appears that it was panther pink which would make it relatively rare.
Yeap... just needs a trunk pan (like any good mopar), quarter fenders, doors, probably a roof since it had a vinyl top, probably floor pans and an interior, a door, fenders, a hood, grill, wheels, and a drive train and that baby could purr like a baby kitten and look brand new!
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 81
From: NH COAST
Duane, I am racking my brain trying to remember if I ever had an experience with a Buick person. I'm coming up with nothing so far, so it must not have happened. Going by your description, I'm sure I would have remembered it, if it would have happened.
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 3,226
From: Lakeland, Florida
This season on Chop-Cut-Rebuild they did a 69 Dodge Charger that was almost that rough. If your pockets are deep enough and you have enough talent you can restore any 68-70 B-body. I bet it won't be long and MSD will offer body kits just like Dynacorn does with 67-69 Camaro,Firebird, 70 Chevelle, and 67-69 Mustang. I have heard rumors that Dynacorn is set to release the 70 Dodge Challenger body kit.
Well I never went out looking for a Buick fan... they always somehow found me. Only one I ever met that had all his screws tight was a guy with an '84 or so Grand National. They're rare.... enjoy them when you find them!
