dklawson
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I spent the last weekend of September at VIR near Danville, VA. While at the track I noticed that the folks from Southside British
https://www.southsidebritish.com/
had brought a 1968 GT6 on a trailer. The car is complete but in pieces. It's a barn find that a previous owner started taking apart for painting. According to the story, the car has been off the road since '72. I'm not interested in the car but had some questions about it that I'm hoping you guys can answer. If you're interested... visit the link above and write the seller.
The carbs on the car were not the same 150CDs that are on my GT6. These carried an emissions sticker and were connected with a sheet metal, horizontal lever-type linkage instead of the simple horizontal connecting shaft that's on my car. Were emission carbs and this linkage standard in '68?
The car is on wire wheels with octagon nuts instead of the eared knock-offs. Would this have been standard that early? I thought the octagon nuts came later.
For those who are curious, the seller was asking $4k. Way too rich for my budget. Even if all the parts ARE there (as the seller says), reassembly and re-painting will cost thousands. It's a shame really as the body looked to be in spectacular shape apart from surface rust where the PO had started prepping the car.
https://www.southsidebritish.com/
had brought a 1968 GT6 on a trailer. The car is complete but in pieces. It's a barn find that a previous owner started taking apart for painting. According to the story, the car has been off the road since '72. I'm not interested in the car but had some questions about it that I'm hoping you guys can answer. If you're interested... visit the link above and write the seller.
The carbs on the car were not the same 150CDs that are on my GT6. These carried an emissions sticker and were connected with a sheet metal, horizontal lever-type linkage instead of the simple horizontal connecting shaft that's on my car. Were emission carbs and this linkage standard in '68?
The car is on wire wheels with octagon nuts instead of the eared knock-offs. Would this have been standard that early? I thought the octagon nuts came later.
For those who are curious, the seller was asking $4k. Way too rich for my budget. Even if all the parts ARE there (as the seller says), reassembly and re-painting will cost thousands. It's a shame really as the body looked to be in spectacular shape apart from surface rust where the PO had started prepping the car.