Tundra Lovers with Classic Cars or trucks

I don't remember the name of the color on your car, but in 1967 it was Glenwood green. You're going to have a beauty when you get done!!!

 

My father worked at the Ford plant in 1963 in Edison NJ on the manufacture line. His job was the placement and fitting of the passenger side door. He could have very well installed the original door on your car. Crazy!

 

In 1969 it was Fathom Green.

 

I've got an '80 f150, too.


Who knows, maybe i'll find more if i keep looking.

 

Well Mr.bee, your forum name really suits you.

 

Does it translate to mr.hoarder? Cause it could. Hard work building a junkyard from the ground up.

 

I was thinking more like busy bee, with lots on the go!

 

Cheers (not sure how to do the emoji/gif thing yet), that is a cool connection. I dig stories like that.

 

Goter back on solid ground! Just need a new u-joint, rear shock extensions, install brake proportion valve and bleed brakes. Getting close

 

That a rx300 in the background? Very nice. & the burb' too.

 

Yes that’s my wife’s 2001. She’s gone with it now, but here’s a relatively recent photo. Baby milage with 170,000km. We just did a full tune-up including timing belt. Ready for another 170.


Bonus: it matches our house perfectly haha

 

My MIL has this beast

 

I guess this is basically a classic now too huh? Time flies.

 

Way too cool! Hemi or 440?

 

That is orgasmic!!

 

440

Between my wife’s brothers and my MIL boy friend we would fall pretty far down the list to get handed down , she’s a beaut though

She also has a cherry trans am and sold a mint 69 charger not too long ago

 

Any pictures of the TA?

 

Very nice, is it a 10th anniversary edition?

 

Wow!

 

I’d be lying if said I knew. It does look like one though

 

A few of her cars she has since sold off








her boyfriend who is super talented maintains them all and he restored this Chevy

 

I remember seeing one of these in a showroom in New York City (Staten Island) when I was a kid! You could dry clothes on that rear spoiler! From what I remember the common motor was the 440 ci with either a 4 barrel or a 6 pack. The rare bird (pun intended) was the semi with a 4 speed. I believe the majority were with then torque flight transmission if I am not mistaken. I'll let my Mopar buds correct me if I am wrong!

 

Some sweet iron right there!

Is you MIL a Mopar fan or was just the way it played out for her?

 

Below is a 1964 Stringray fast-back left to my son by his grandfather who passed away about 6+ years ago.

 

Thor, your Dad had great taste. God bless him.

 

Thank you for the kind words. He loved those cars and left me and each of my sons a car. I had a 1961 I was working on at the time, but between his illness and tasks on my plate, I sold it unfinished.

Thanks brother!

 

Your MIL is way cooler than mine.

 

Picked this up yesterday to add to the mopar collection, 73 dart with a 340.