Neighbor's Project

Spotted this near my house recently . . . no fenders, no doors, no interior, quarter panels cut off. Looks like someone has started a project.

It's white with blue sills, so I'm guessing it's a '72.

Good to see another one attempting to be saved, but that is more project than I could tackle.

Some Sprint lover may be interested in it!

Looks like it's been their awhile. Maybe it's a parts car.

Looks like it's been their awhile. Maybe it's a parts car.

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It appeared pretty recently. I wouldn't bother cutting quarter panels out of a car unless I planned on putting new ones in. One of these days I might stop in and ask about it.

Looks like it's been their awhile. Maybe it's a parts car.

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It appeared pretty recently. I wouldn't bother cutting quarter panels out of a car unless I planned on putting new ones in. One of these days I might stop in and ask about it.

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My brother cut a left quarter off a rust free California car and installed it on his Boss 302 because he didn't want to use a after market panel.He wanted the trunk drop off to look factory correct.

Looks like it's been their awhile. Maybe it's a parts car.

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It appeared pretty recently. I wouldn't bother cutting quarter panels out of a car unless I planned on putting new ones in. One of these days I might stop in and ask about it.

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My brother cut a left quarter off a rust free California car and installed it on his Boss 302 because he didn't want to use a after market panel.He wanted the trunk drop off to look factory correct.

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Yeah, but this car definitely isn't rust free. The photo doesn't show it well (I didn't want to go wandering onto their property with my camera) but I can see the rust in the wheel well. My assumption is that the quarters were rusted out, which is common in MD.

Oh! Go knock on the door and sign him up! (You know you want to)

So you think it's gone huh...NOT...some of you guys can see the finished project in your heads.. I call you Craftsmen.

Alan L