This car was recently found in Nebraska. Looks like an amazing project. Under all the dust and grime is a fairly solid B7 4-speed car. They only made 1,880 Road Runner Convertibles in 1969, and only 769 of those were 4 speeds. They are still out there, folks. More pics plus video after the jump! Via Moparts
Ok, how’s this for a barn find? A 1957 Chevy Bel Air gasser with a 426 Wax Wedge, B&M Torqueflite transmission, and 8 3/4 Chrysler rear end. The motor was formerly a spare for one of Jerry Stein’s “Teacher’s Pet” cars. The car was drug out of hiding in Pennsylvania back in February–here’s hoping the new owners keep it intact! More pics after the jump! Via The Car Lounge and BangShift.
A friend of mine was scoping out this cool barn find. What a cool project! More pics plus the ad text after the jump! Or check it out on Craigslist while the ad lasts!
Fresh find and yes, they are still out there! Story of the find at Moparts and video after the jump!
Just updated with a second video!
Turns out it was fairly rusty and missing the engine, but still very cool. Full story at Cars in Barns
