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This one is very rough, but guessing that you could get it for cheap. Good grill and fenders etc?? Looks like it’s on an old swing axle chassis. 5 bolt wheels. Spare engine? Grill alone may be worth $750+/-.
I have not seen it and know nothing about it other than the ad.
Man, was that one ever left out in the rain to melt…
Right, though: a grill, fenders, doors, maybe a windshield. And those wide-5 VW rims could bring $20-$30 each if you find the right buyer.Now I know what my car would look like in 10 or 20 years if I didn’t keep it covered and out of the weather!
😆Really shows what the the perishable parts are.No rust!
Bill Ascheman
Fiberfab Ford
Modified 5.0, 5sp., 4:11
Autocross & Hillclimb
"Drive Happy"That is about what mine looked like when I bought it and pulled it home. The wood from the wood steering wheel was laying on the ground – it had fallen through the hole in the floor pan.
I thought it would be a quick father-son restore and then on to something else.We finished it 7 years later with long lags in between work. Been on the road 10 years now.Looks about the same as my speedster project as well that is now lagging just like the MG did – life gets in the way.Anyway – bottom line – it could be back to life with a bit of energy.
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