MoPars Left For Dead
Here's one that was pretty cool back in the day a 73 Twister that I sort of brought back from the dead. It was wrecked by the high school kid that owned it in the late 70's. He held on to it wanting to fix it up but it never happened. The car was blown apart at some point then was left for dead. I ended up getting it out of a GM salvage yard but thankfully a lot of the parts taken off the car came with it. Believe it or not as bad as the core support and inner fenders looked the front frame rails were not damaged or out of place. I ended up selling it to a retired sheriff in Missouri that planned on restoring it as a retirement project.
Here's one that was pretty cool back in the day a 73 Twister that I sort of brought back from the dead. It was wrecked by the high school kid that owned it in the late 70's. He held on to it wanting to fix it up but it never happened. The car was blown apart at some point then was left for dead. I ended up getting it out of a GM salvage yard but thankfully a lot of the parts taken off the car came with it. Believe it or not as bad as the core support and inner fenders looked the front frame rails were not damaged or out of place. I ended up selling it to a retired sheriff in Missouri that planned on restoring it as a retirement project.
