Looking for original motor/4spd to my bee WM23V0A107228

[nwcharger]

I know it's a long shot but I am searching for the original drivetrain, broadcast sheet, or any history to my 1970 six pack bee WM23V0A107228. The car spent its life on the east coast from what I know. It's originally ev2 orange non vinyl top with black interior, 4spd with an n96 hood. It was painted red with a red white and blue metal flake I'm assuming sometime in the 70s. I would like to think somebody would remember such a car with a paint job like that.

 

[Cliff Ramsdell]

@nwcharger can you narrow down “the east coast” It’s 1800 miles from Bar Harbor to Miami. The north east had a very heavy concentration of muscle cars in the day, include New York and New Jersey.

This could help people looking for you. Do you have any pictures of the car from now or back in the day?

Cliff Ramsdell

 

[nwcharger]

@nwcharger can you narrow down “the east coast” It’s 1800 miles from Bar Harbor to Miami. The north east had a very heavy concentration of muscle cars in the day, include New York and New Jersey.

This could help people looking for you. Do you have any pictures of the car from now or back in the day?

Cliff Ramsdell

Hi Cliff, from what I know car spent its life on the northern east coast. The guy I got the car from bought it in Worcester Massachusetts sometime in the early to mid 90's already parted out and in the same basic shape as it was when I bought it. I'll try and get a few pictures posted tomorrow of the car and a close up of the metal flaked paint it has left on it.

 

[nwcharger]

 

[nwcharger]

There's the pictures the seller sent me over a decade ago. This is exactly how it was when I bought it. A friend in dover NH dragged it out of there and stored it until I was able to pick it up and drag it back to oregon.

 

[nwcharger]

Here is the car currently, I tried to take a close up picture of the metal flake in the exterior paint. There isn't much paint left on the outside but it appears the whole exterior had metal flake like that.