Re: '78 Gremlins to Kenosha...I

["gremlintime" <gremlinamiga@xxxx>]

Jerry
Wow!! I can't wait to see it. I have been waiting so long to see that Gremlin GT of yours!!! This is going to be great!!!
Paul

--- In gremlintime@xxxx, Gremlingts@xxxx wrote:
> Well, I have bad news for ya...not only do a have a "rare" '78 Gremlin, 
> it's also the "rarest"....the GT model ! It's a pumpkin orange with black 
> accent, and if I can, it'll be the car I drive up there. I hope to get the 
> spoiler package back on the car, and have it ready to roll by July. Right 
> now, it needs carb work and gas line repair. Other than that, unless the 
> brakes neeed work, and I wouldn't put it out of the realm of possiblities on 
> that, I hope that's all it'll need. If not, I might try to fix up the '72 
> Sunroofer, as that's another car with a rare option that would turn some 
> heads. But the GT is my first choice, by far! And you're right, there's few 
> enough of the late model Gremlins running around, the early ones seem to 
> predominate everywhere, can't remember the last time I saw one ( oh, yes I 
> can...Hershey flea market in Fall of '00, in the Car Corral...golden bronze, 
> 15,000 kilometres on the odometer ( Canadian car ), asking $5,900 for it. 
> Gorgeous car! That was a '77, though. Still impressive. The '78's had the 
> updated dash that was different from all the other Gremlins, so that's how 
> you can tell a '77 from a '78 Gremlin. The '77 had the old style with the 
> hump in the middle of the dash, the '78 had a smoother dash, more like the 
> Concords that followed. 
> I still need to find a place to stay up in Wisconsin, if anyone has 
> suggestions, let me know ASAP'! I've already applied for vacation time, July 
> 23rd thru the 29th, so that should cover my travel time. I"m coming from 
> Virginia, so it should take about 1. 5 days to get there. Look forward to 
> meeting some of you folks, this ought to be a blast!
> 
> Jerry Casper
> Woodbridge, VA