Paul, If you want a trip to see some non-rust bucket cars you need to tour down to Texas. We have some fine old yards but you have to search a bit and then there is NM and OK. --- Paul Hancock <kwikbiker@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello Jerry, I enjoyed your posting. If you do > decide to part out the Gremmie I could use some > interior parts. My front seat in my 74 is pretty > much made of duct tape. Need a good rear bumper > also. > Also, for anyone who read my posting last week I was > on a road trip last week from Mi. to Ne. to get a > car and did check here there and in between for JL > cars at Walmart but no luck. couldn,t find a one. We > did however see a whole lot of corn fields, cows, > cows, and a very rusted car in Ne. that was supposed > to be rust free and solid. 1800 mile round trip for > nuttin. Good thing there,s a lot of bars in between. > Paul in Detroit > Jerry <gremlingts@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: Well, being > without a job DOES have it's advantages, it frees up > > alot of time to do personal projects. I went down to > the farm on > Wednesday evening this past week, and Thursday > morning I started > pulling vehicles from the lower field to the > driveway with my Jeep > Cherokee. First was a '55 Chevy Suburban, 2nd my '70 > 4-door Hornet > SST. The Sub was the first to arrive at the Garage > on Thursday > afternoon, the Hornet Friday morning. SPent the > afternoon getting > the '70 Javelin out of a chicken house, dinged the > rear quarter a > bit getting around a pole, but it should pop out ok, > minimal damage. > The javelin was roll-backed Saturday morning. > Unfortunately, time > ran short( and rain arrived), so I had to stop at 3 > vehicles. Hope > to get 2 more done this coming week, then stop until > the garage > doorway into the shop is opened up, I can get at > least 2 vehicles in > then, probably, but still have to clean out stuff > inside the shop. > But once that doorway is opened up, I should get all > my vehicles I > want to save off the farm and into the lot and shop. > I just did a > graph line plot of the lot and garage space, and cut > out squares to > represent the cars I have to move ( Matador Coupes, > Gremlins, > Spirit, VW, 57 Chevy ), and I managed to get them > arranged so 4 fit > in the shop, and 8 in the lot. 2 or 3 vehicles will > only be > temporary, as I'll either cut them up, or sell them. > Then I can move > some more down from my house. :) > But at least the goal of getting my cars off my > aunt's farm and on > to my OWN property is under way! I got the 3 most > important I wanted > to save, if the rest don't make it, well, I'll > sacrifice them. I > can't keep all my projects and parts cars forever. > Here's several > that will be going - > > '74 javelin , hit hard, being cut in half, saving > rear quarter half > '79 Spirit D/L, V-8 chassis, some rust, maybe sell > or part out > '87 VW Scirocco 16v, wife's car, for sale > '75 Matador X coupe, to my friend Jay for $100, > rusty, missing parts > ??? '78 Gremlin GT, VERY rusty, rear hatch area is > shot, frame > rusted out up front, windshield pillar twisted - > keep or part out? > Levi interior. Help me decide! > > Others which may show up are a '70 Javelin 360 car > chassis only, > still at the farm, but not mine, but might wind up > that way. And a > whole lot of parts and a few Honda Motorcycles. > So, the project which started back in the summer > with my purchase > of a building and empty open lot is nearing it's > completion, Phase 2 > with the garage door opening cut into the wall > starts this coming > Saturday, I hope! Once done and the door installed, > I won't be > spending much money on the building for awhile. > Probably work on the > bathroom floors, they're rotted and shot now, need > replacing. > Another winter project. But at least it'll be > inside, and some cars > will be, too. I intend to get the '70 Hornet and '70 > Javelin running > again, and maybe get antique tags to drive them > locally. But I need > to concentrate now on my final push to save my cars > still on the > farm. If things go as planned ( Ha! ha! ), I should > have most moved > by end of February. > So, that's my AMC weekend report, the Gremlin Garage > is starting to > fulfill it's promised function. I also found a '72 > Gremlin X, the > local junkyard owner who was flatbedding my 3 cars > had JUST picked > it up 60 miles away on Friday, I looked it over, > some rust, but > decent. 258 motor. he doesn't want to sell it, he > LIKES Gremlins, > says he has 3 more over at his other place, and he'd > show them to me > next time I was down. I think he intends to keep it. > But he has > another one stored for some guy who hasn't come back > for it in a > year, and he said he might get a lien againest it, > it's a western > rust-free Gremlin,not sure which model/year. Ah, the > joy of > Gremlins. LOL. Well, that's all for this evening, > later, > > Jerry in Virginia > > > > > > --------------------------------- > YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS > > > Visit your group "BaadAssGremlins" on the web. > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email > to: > BaadAssGremlins-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the > Yahoo! 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