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1956cameo · 10-16-2009, 01:04 PM

67Mach1, Yeah thats the one. He said that he had people interested in it but no one came up with the money yet. I figured it was just a sales line, but I guess it had some truth to it.

He said that he couldn't get it running and he thought something was broken inside. We hauled it home and checked the fire. Turned out the points were bad, and he had the spark plug wires crossed. After about 30 minutes of work and $6.00 in parts I was driving it around the yard. Put all new brakes on her, new windshield wiper motor, added the missing A/C brackets and parts, and a bunch of other little things and got her titled. I also buffed out the paint and except wher the paint was worn thru it came back to almost new condition. So far she has been a blast to drive. I am actually going to be taking her to the cruise night tonight.

Future plans are new tail light areas (Already have cherry replacement 1/4 panels from parts burbs). New paint, new seat covers, headliner, dash pad, windshield, tires, headliner, get A/C working, and whatever little things need attention.

CG, At least all the ones in East Texas are!!

10-16-2009, 01:04 PM	#9
1956cameo Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Angleton, TX Posts: 2,219	Re: Muleman 100's 72' and other Suburbans 67Mach1, Yeah thats the one. He said that he had people interested in it but no one came up with the money yet. I figured it was just a sales line, but I guess it had some truth to it. He said that he couldn't get it running and he thought something was broken inside. We hauled it home and checked the fire. Turned out the points were bad, and he had the spark plug wires crossed. After about 30 minutes of work and $6.00 in parts I was driving it around the yard. Put all new brakes on her, new windshield wiper motor, added the missing A/C brackets and parts, and a bunch of other little things and got her titled. I also buffed out the paint and except wher the paint was worn thru it came back to almost new condition. So far she has been a blast to drive. I am actually going to be taking her to the cruise night tonight. Future plans are new tail light areas (Already have cherry replacement 1/4 panels from parts burbs). New paint, new seat covers, headliner, dash pad, windshield, tires, headliner, get A/C working, and whatever little things need attention. CG, At least all the ones in East Texas are!! __________________ I don't always drive trucks; but when I do I prefer Chevy's. Stay driving my friends. '72 blazer 2wd build 67-72 Factory Big Block Registry Last edited by 1956cameo; 10-16-2009 at 01:04 PM.