Lilone
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I am selling my 1969 Sport Satellite. It has a 318 in it, that was rebuilt some time ago. I believe it to be numbers matching. The car has power steering and manual brakes. It has headers, exhaust, new intake manifold and 4 barrel carb. I have the original 2 barrel carb and exhaust manifolds. It sounds good for a 318! The transmission needs some work as it is slowly leaking out of the pan. I would assume that the motor and trans need a rebuild, but it does drive just fine right now. I put new tires on it less than 200 miles ago. It has an 8 3/4" rear in a 742 case. Open gears, not sure of ratio.
The car is very solid, and in near survivor condition. It is very complete and unmolested. Has all of the wood grain dash pieces with no cracks, console is in good shape. Dash is in great condition. The AM/FM radio works. All of the interior and console lights work. The signal light indicators on top of the fenders work as well.
There is nothing hiding or covered up on the car what so ever. As seen in the pictures, the vinyl top was taken off a few years ago to see the condition of the metal underneath. The only rust I am aware of is the trunk floor has pinholes, the rear window corners are rusted out from the vinyl top, and there are very small pinholes in the quarters behind the wheel that are hard to see without a flashlight. Both of the bucket seats and rear seat need recovering.
Overall it would be a great car to restore, being that it is so complete, has minimal rust, and has not had previous bodywork done, what you see is what you get! I wouldn't be surprised if the build sheet is under the rear seat!
Bigger pictures and a walk around video:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8939175@N04/
Asking $9,500
Located in western Wisconsin
If you want any specific pictures taken let me know and I will get them.
I also have a full AMD trunk floor, AMD rear window corner patches (inner and outer), a fresh air hood, 4 speed console shifter, and 4 speed console top plate (I was going to convert to a 4 speed), all for an extra charge that can be negotiated.
The car is very solid, and in near survivor condition. It is very complete and unmolested. Has all of the wood grain dash pieces with no cracks, console is in good shape. Dash is in great condition. The AM/FM radio works. All of the interior and console lights work. The signal light indicators on top of the fenders work as well.
There is nothing hiding or covered up on the car what so ever. As seen in the pictures, the vinyl top was taken off a few years ago to see the condition of the metal underneath. The only rust I am aware of is the trunk floor has pinholes, the rear window corners are rusted out from the vinyl top, and there are very small pinholes in the quarters behind the wheel that are hard to see without a flashlight. Both of the bucket seats and rear seat need recovering.
Overall it would be a great car to restore, being that it is so complete, has minimal rust, and has not had previous bodywork done, what you see is what you get! I wouldn't be surprised if the build sheet is under the rear seat!
Bigger pictures and a walk around video:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8939175@N04/
Asking $9,500
Located in western Wisconsin
If you want any specific pictures taken let me know and I will get them.
I also have a full AMD trunk floor, AMD rear window corner patches (inner and outer), a fresh air hood, 4 speed console shifter, and 4 speed console top plate (I was going to convert to a 4 speed), all for an extra charge that can be negotiated.
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