Well it is in Alabama!, but it ain't just a block of wood, look at a
rear shot, I'm positive it is part of a 'possum trap <G>

Thats a lot of money for a car with a non-original VIN #!

What can I say?  I don't want this to sound like sour
grapes, but there is enough wrong with it, that in the
condition its in, it does
not pay to fix it. The car presents itself well, but, its
missing a number of things, has a number of things wrong,
and if you go to
correct them, your going to go nuts in the money department.

Interior is wrong,  so your looking at $1800 for new panels,
the upholstry is wrong, but if yo can live with the red piping
then your going to save yourself some money.

The medallion up front is missing, Back Up lights were an
option, but they make the rear look better, so add about
$300 for
the lights and about $75 for the switch.

I would like to see the dash and also to see where the car
was built, if SB the engine compartment is all worng.

Somebody mentioned the wood under the left rear tire, That
would indiate to  me that they don't know what tranny is in
there
or the tranny is shot. Even of it was a 3spd OD, you can
still park it by dis-engaging the OD and put it in  a gear
so to speak.

I also believe the car sits too high in the rear. I have
factory photos, and the top of the whitewall should be under
the rear fender, and the rear lower valance under the rear
bumper is missing

Bill

Hey, now!  Everyone down South knows that a good 2x4 is a good take along
accessory.

Is the deck lid supposed to be painted like that?

Bo