BARN FIND--66 TANG
 

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my barn find last week :) :) ---66 MUSTANG/6 CYL/3 SPEED ON THE FLOOR--SILVER BLUE WITH BLACK VINYL TOP
137,000 ORIGINAL MILES[2 OWNERS] 8) 8)
been sitting for 25 years :wink: :wink: in the garage--not perfect BUT complete[with a title
still deciding what to do with it 8) 8)

lots of work but hey :idea: :idea:
i think the pics mite be a little big--if they are i will try to downsise them again
LIVELY

nice find!! bottom in it still solid? 8)

---TRUTHFULLY--the lady was going to give it to me instead of having someone junking it but i paid for it instead---$200.00 8)
i think i will come out on the deal :mrgreen:

just got to decide[you know ALL the tires were VERY flat]

i have to get under it in the daylight--the rear hangers on the frame rails are ate up some/the torque boxes in front are good/and the floors feel solid--the daylight tomorrow will tell more 8)

This reminds me of an incident years ago.
There used to be a place in Atlanta called "UnPaint". I always took inner fenders, hinges, etc to strip because of the difficulty to clean. They could emerse an entire car and one time there was a car in the rinsing booth and it looked like someone shot a couple of boxes of 12 gauge #6 at it.
I'm sure when the owner showed up he lost his lunch.

Dave :D :D :D

Lively- it looks pretty complete. Good job!!

I guess i am seeing different pics than you guys, bc that car is rough! 30 grand later some free labor and you will have a nice car.

SORRY--to dissapoint you -but-if it takes you $30,000 in PARTS to redo a TANG[ or any complete cars from those years]-then you need to look around for a different parts supllier!!!! :oops: :oops: i have done over 25 of these and NEVER put that kind of money in one :idea:

ALSO-THE CAR LOOKS ROUGH BUT ALOT OF THAT IS RED PRIMER UNDER THE PAINT NOT RUST :? :?
NOT RANTING JUST VENTING :shock: :shock:

LIVELY

If you want to have any kind of value in it it takes that to rebuild one easy. Especially with getting it up to date with highway speeds. Engine, 5 or 6 speed and so on.

If you want to talk about spending money go to team chevelle forum. I think most of those guys pay to have most all the work done.They talk about 30k to restore this and 15k for paint etc etc.

I pissed them off something terrible awhile back when I said that a 400 sb chevy block was a hunk of junk. THEY didn't like that. :lol:

MY BROTHER JUST GOT BACK FROM A 2700 MILE TRIP IN HIS 48 dodge pickup[AIR/ CRUISE/ TILT/ POWER DISC BRAKES/318 AUTOMATIC/BRIGHT RED PAINT/REDONE INTERIOR/ TORSION BAR FRONT SUSPENSION]---he covered 7 states/deserts/mountains/snow/ and lots of highways---the funny thing is all of his parts came from a CORDOVA donor car/ some new parts for the engine rebuild/new rims/tires/ brakes etc.---but nowhere near 30,000 dollars of parts--there are many ways to build with used parts combined with newer ideas that do not cost outlandish money[ it is called fabricating and hot rodding]

i think in the last few years builders have got away from that and just BUY it all new[SORRY but i won't build that way] and i have alot of guys around this area that can not afford that and wouldn't if they could.
it is time to get back to real building and away from the BARRET JACKSON STUPIDITY of the now builders.
only my thoughts -i know they don't mean much at times but has kept alot of old cars back on the road[ and yes they pass safetey inspections]

LIVELY--my older brother and his 48 DODGE :lol:
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Lively I couldnt have said it any better. I guess we are "old school" by actually repairing these cars instead of just replacing parts. I know when I get my truck in the shop and am able to finally start on it pretty much the only things that will be getting replace with new is all the hardware,bushings, and the wood inside the bed.


Also that is a great find. I wish that I could find deals like that.

I forgot i was talking to some ford fans :roll: jk

YES-YOU IS
BUT I HAVE HAD A 69 SS 396 CHEVELLE 8) /SOME FAST MOPARS :idea: /59 SEDAN DELIVERY IMPALA :) / EVEN SOME AMC/ LOTS OF TALL TRUCKS :twisted: AND ALOT OF FAST FORDS :lol:

VARIETY IS THE FUN OF LIFE :lol: :lol:

Nice find Lively, I'm sure you'll do it justice brother.
Are you planning on doing a V8 swap? :wink:

I owned a 66 mustang factory V8 A/C car, it was one of those cars that I still kick myself for selling, that and my firts real hot rod, it was factory V8 63 falcon futura, I sold them both WAY too cheap, but I was young and dumb, wish I knew now what I didnt know then.
Sold the 66 stang for $2500 and the falcon for $2200 :shock:

Yes I believe he said he was going to instal a small block chevy.

YES---LITTLEROD IS GOING TO HOOK ME UP WITH ONE :oops: :oops: :oops: :lol: :lol:

OH YES!!! ONE OF THOSE 406'S DISGUISED AS A 305!! MAN, YA GOT GET ONE OF THOSE!! 8) 8) :lol:

"Corvette motor" of course!

Cant forget the 3/4 cam either.

And...The infamous 3/4 cam


I've been treed, ya nailed me Dennis!!!

:P :P :P