I'm glad to see that you're working on Dad's baby. He bought it in 1976 and drove it for many years. I moved back from California in '87 and it hadn't run for 3 or 4 years at that point. It was setting out next to the house in the hot sun and freezing winters. He always wanted to get it fixed up but never quite got around to it. Mom and Dad moved to Tennessee in 97 and he loaded it up on a trailer and took it with him. At least there he has able to keep it inside. Dad passed away in 2000. It sat there until Mom gave it to you.
Glad to hear from you! Thanks for the back story. We are hoping to make it look great again. We are really enjoying the restoration! 😁 We wanted to get to it sooner, but the shop took longer to complete than expected. Come and visit anytime you would like to see it during the process. Once it is finished we plan on parading around it in.
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I'm glad to see that you're working on Dad's baby. He bought it in 1976 and drove it for many years. I moved back from California in '87 and it hadn't run for 3 or 4 years at that point. It was setting out next to the house in the hot sun and freezing winters. He always wanted to get it fixed up but never quite got around to it. Mom and Dad moved to Tennessee in 97 and he loaded it up on a trailer and took it with him. At least there he has able to keep it inside. Dad passed away in 2000. It sat there until Mom gave it to you.
Glad to hear from you! Thanks for the back story. We are hoping to make it look great again. We are really enjoying the restoration! 😁 We wanted to get to it sooner, but the shop took longer to complete than expected. Come and visit anytime you would like to see it during the process. Once it is finished we plan on parading around it in.