My Step dad ordered this one here in Seattle in early 72 and adored it until he died 3 years ago of leukemia. It has spent most of it life living indoors with the occasional journey to car shows and cruises around Seattle. While at a 4x4 show at Seattle International Raceway he was approached to see if he would like to have a story about it done in Four Wheeler magazine. It was printed in the Novemeber 1887 edition I believe. (I'll post the magazine pics later if you folks are interested)
The engine compartment was heavily detailed at one point and still looks great....just not show ready!
Its a stock 360 with what my dad always called a factory upgraded cam....perhaps you guys can confirm in this was actually a option?
It has a edlebrock intake and carb on it now a days with Hooker long tub four into ones. Thats backed up with a flow master dual exhaust
The running gear is all Dana with 4:10 ratios and limited slips
The wheels are always a favorite. I think he bought them in 81 and they supposed to be from American Wheel. I've never seen another pair in many years around cars!
Only 72k original miles!
