Well here is a tall order - but you dont get if you dont ask - Kiwis only please.
I am seeking for my next project any dead FE/FC/FB/EK bodies or parts if possible - FX/FJ will be considered as well. It can be just a shell. No panels other than front doors required. but if you have spare dead panels then I am happy to take what I can get.
FE /FC is the preferred option. Rusted out floors or sills not a problem.
Please dont ask what I'm building... But be warned it will be cut up. Quite badly too I must add. I am but an amateur...
In short I dont care how dead or rusty it is - the more worthless the better. Which brings me to my final point -
it has to be free!
I have now moved to NZ and have zero spare cash for anything other than bill paying. I do however have some panel beating skills I can exchange - I'm slow but also quite rough. The lack of cash flow doesn't need to stop the creativity flow.
Some of my previous attempts at butchery can be seen here:
www.streetneat.com
Thanks in advance - streetneat-Andrew.
Good to see you back mate... been way too long...
But i have nothing for you... LOL
Thanks :)
Ehh - sorta been occupied here on our run down farm in NZ. I dont get to play cars just yet - got a house and sheds to sort out first. Making it all the more interesting - someone decided to have a world recession... Moneys a bit thin just now! ( plus I'm now on the last notch on my belt - recession is a good way to lose weight!)
Love it here- but would like to find some dead Holdens to decorate the place with...missing them already...
I have got the EK Van to finish - so that ones till coming in the pipeline..
Cheers streetneat -Andrew
Hey streetneat,
Been a while, already the next project sounds interesting.
Hope all is well in NZ.
Cheers
Ed
Gday Ed - hows things?
Yep all good here - Life here in NZ is just what I wanted it to be - peaceful.... :D
Some stray FE and FC sedans getting around - have yet to catch up with the owners. They sorta haven't figured my car is an FC yet. I dont get out in it much - its still at the bro in laws. I'm working on my old barns ATM getting them to a usable stage so I can bring my cars home. Lotsa work!
For now I've turned into streetneat the carpenter. The bro in law is a builder so I got lots of useful tips from him. He helped us initially with the house renos - that novelty soon wore off for him, so the wife and I get into the work ourselves when he's not around... ::) I've been thrown in the deep end - but its not brain surgery... We like challenges. At least we have a good tutor!
Cheers streetneat-Andrew.
Hi Andrew, welcome baa.... ck. (how funny is that)
Cheers Glenn