I thought I would send in a few pics
of this 68 Charger that was discovered in a farmers field in Alberta.
A friend had told us about it and that it may take a bit of work to get it
out of his field as it was crammed in among a whole lot of other wrecks.
We thought it best to talk to the land owner at the other end of the
property line to see if we could gain a better access to it from there and
were promptly told that all the cars belonged to him and not the other guy.
Well, long story short, we got the Charger for $100 (canadian) and all the
help we needed in the form of tractors to load it onto the trailer.
The farmer was a very nice man and let us come back to buy more cars for
parts. While cleaning it up and taking an inventory to see what we
had, I found the build sheet in the back seat. It is a plain 383 4
barrel. We found the original block on the ground beside the car, as
well as the bumpers and other goodies. The car sat there for 20 years.
We have just parked the car on the side burner, as we are putting the
finishing touches up on a 68 Charger we just restored. We are
considering turning this gem into a Daytona clone. Sonia |
I thought I would send in a few pics
of this 68 Charger that was discovered in a farmers field in Alberta.
A friend had told us about it and that it may take a bit of work to get it
out of his field as it was crammed in among a whole lot of other wrecks.
We thought it best to talk to the land owner at the other end of the
property line to see if we could gain a better access to it from there and
were promptly told that all the cars belonged to him and not the other guy.
Well, long story short, we got the Charger for $100 (canadian) and all the
help we needed in the form of tractors to load it onto the trailer.
The farmer was a very nice man and let us come back to buy more cars for
parts. While cleaning it up and taking an inventory to see what we
had, I found the build sheet in the back seat. It is a plain 383 4
barrel. We found the original block on the ground beside the car, as
well as the bumpers and other goodies. The car sat there for 20 years.
We have just parked the car on the side burner, as we are putting the
finishing touches up on a 68 Charger we just restored. We are
considering turning this gem into a Daytona clone. Sonia
Here is a 1970 Plymouth Belvedere
sitting on a lot that I first noticed about 6 years ago, car had been
moved across lot about 2 years ago in MO. Ron
Here's a dodge that's been
sitting for a while. I'm going to try to get the motor out with
the tree still in it. How's that for a lawn ornament. Steve
