Getting into a 1972 P10
 

This is a '72 P10, it had been sitting in the same spot since 1993. Parked for no real reason and given to me a couple weeks ago.

I took these pictures last August when I found it, I really wanted to take some parts with me and drive it out of there but it got cold too quick. So far all I've done is replace the starter solenoid and battery. It should just need tune-up parts to run.

I had to cut that tree down, it was growing up between the bumper and grill

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Its out now, I'll get new pictures up eventually.

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well good luck will be watching this one looks like fun

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oh and welcome to the board fred the prophet hope you like the board a lot of good people on here

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Welcome to the board brother, from Cali...Here's some inspiration.....Some advice..Follow your dreams, some of the best rides come from people just being original..;)...Pic was taken at beautiful Laguna seca Monterey County.

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heres is a cool onehttp://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1279568498[IMG]http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...3&d=1213915951[/IMG][IMG]http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1279568498[/IMG]i stole these from another thread hope he doesnt mind his van is bad a$$ but you can make yours how ever you want all i know is here in cai you dont see any of these on the road

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I kind of like this one.
It's called "The Breadsled"

Spike:smoke:

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i know it is chevy ut i think that one might be a 66 or 67

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Thanks for the welcome, I'm loving the pictures. Ive never seen one on the road around here.

I'm hoping this will make a good mobile unit for ghost hunting. Ive been into it for about the past 8 years. I attached a pic of the old trucks, the other members have since traded theirs off and we're going to all black with green logos.

My plan for now is just to get it roadworthy and start on the body when its warm enough to paint. it hurts not having a garage that it will fit in.

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well what have you done yet any interior shots