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Junkyard refugee 444-544

posted by  misterman222 on  Thu Feb 20 05:33 CST 2003
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This is an Arizona car, and has practically no rust anywhere. The trim seems to be all there, even some hubcaps. To tell you the truth, I'm a little scared off by the idea of finding older engine parts. Do you know of anyone putting newer a engine and trans (such as from a 240) into one of these? It's just something I've wondered about. Even though this car is pretty complete, it has been sitting for about 20 years; a lot of things may be asking for replacement.
However, I do have a few Swedish friends who might be able to help me, I suppose it would be feasible for them get what I need and send parts by surface mail? I like the idea of keeping the car original, and of course that would eliminate some headaches of adapting stuff






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