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Thread: Pro tourer sleeper? 1979 Woody
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08-11-2013 #1
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Pro tourer sleeper? 1979 Woody
From what I understand it currently has a 260 V8 and under 50k miles on it.
The description sounds like it was treated better than the family dog
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Honestly I'm not too keen on these old things. I grew up fixing them and I dont have any nostolgia but if there is enough peer pressure I may be compelled to undertake it (ok so thats how I operate sometimes)
Besides I may need a functional station wagon anyway.
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08-11-2013 #2
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pretty sweet and 350 or 403 swap is easy in that thing
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08-12-2013 #3
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Even the Family Truckster colors! Only if you could keep it looking as close to stock as possible, wires and all! Then go and put the hurt on late models! And red Camaros!! LoL!
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08-12-2013 #4
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Keeping those wire wheel hubcaps is exactly what I was thinking!
Originally Posted by shmoov69
I would like to have that while line going around as well and..oh I dont know maybe something resembling traction would be nice too.
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Where to start with this. The opportunities are abound and nearly endless.
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Do it!
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It depends on your pocket book. and how radical you want to go. As long as the engine is sound,I would go suspension first.
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