New Addition! 1967 Delta 88
June 19th, 2008, 08:03 AM
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New Addition! 1967 Delta 88
Hey Gang -
Wanted to share with you all the great car I just snagged!
its an all original 39,000 mile car from IA. The car is so clean and rust free I cant sleep at night. I bought the car from the original owners grand-son and its very clean. The first thing it needed was for the 30 year old tires to be replaced! I have had her a month and have rubbed out the paint, done a complete tune up, and sprang for a front end alignment. Still have more little things to do of course....
Whatcha all think?
GUY
Wanted to share with you all the great car I just snagged!
its an all original 39,000 mile car from IA. The car is so clean and rust free I cant sleep at night. I bought the car from the original owners grand-son and its very clean. The first thing it needed was for the 30 year old tires to be replaced! I have had her a month and have rubbed out the paint, done a complete tune up, and sprang for a front end alignment. Still have more little things to do of course....
Whatcha all think?
GUY
June 19th, 2008, 08:12 AM
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Wow, what a cream puff for sure... With that color, that name is sure fitting! 
I would sure like to see the engine and interior for those low miles.
I love those kind of finds.
I would not be able to sleep at night either, unless maybe I was sleeping in the back seat...
BTW, I think I would have had to keep those old tires as collectibles...
I would sure like to see the engine and interior for those low miles.
I love those kind of finds.
I would not be able to sleep at night either, unless maybe I was sleeping in the back seat...
BTW, I think I would have had to keep those old tires as collectibles...
June 19th, 2008, 10:21 AM
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HAHaHA!
DOnt think I didnt consider keeping those tires as collectibles....
When they started to litterally disintegrate on the way down my street - I figured I should think again...
Cream puff is a good descriptor - or maybe cookie dough ice cream...
Here is a shot of the interior and engine...
GUY
DOnt think I didnt consider keeping those tires as collectibles....
When they started to litterally disintegrate on the way down my street - I figured I should think again...
Cream puff is a good descriptor - or maybe cookie dough ice cream...
Here is a shot of the interior and engine...
GUY
June 19th, 2008, 10:32 AM
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Wow... Looks to be LOTS of original parts under that hood. Just some damp rags will have the engine looking showroom new!
Looks like the interior needs nothing, except for me behind the wheel...
>>Tell you what, I'll pay you $500 more than you paid for it and take it off your hands for you
I will give you $1500. After all, you SNAGGED it..
And I don't care if I don't have any room at home. It should fit just fine in the living room...
Hehe...
Looks like the interior needs nothing, except for me behind the wheel...
>>Tell you what, I'll pay you $500 more than you paid for it and take it off your hands for you
I will give you $1500. After all, you SNAGGED it..
And I don't care if I don't have any room at home. It should fit just fine in the living room...
Hehe...
June 30th, 2008, 08:25 AM
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Dang, so much for being the 'Lone Ranger' of the 67 88' vert crowd. Very nice find, indeed! And it has factory air! (the one thing mine lacks that I actually wish I had).
Post as many pics as you want. I'm saving them for reference in case I need something for mine. (I do need your rearview mirror, if you don't mind).
Sweet ride Guy!!
Post as many pics as you want. I'm saving them for reference in case I need something for mine. (I do need your rearview mirror, if you don't mind).
Sweet ride Guy!!
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