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I drug home a '79, hoping it would have a 3.7 diff that I could sell on ebay for $$$$$. But it had been changed to a 3.9. I was still able to the parts I needed from it and make a few $$, but I was still disappointed.
No I should have saved one They basicly stood it up put caster in the bell housing end bolt holes and a stool on the tailshaft Come to think of it I could make one out of my old ribcase.
A buddy of mine made a bar stool out of the CrankShsft from his racing Camaro. He starved the bearing during hard cornering, it spin a bearing & damaged the crank. Looks pretty nice! (soory no pics!)
I picture that crankshaft bolted/welded to a chromed big finned brake drum on the bottom with 4 caster wheels and a smaller brake drum on the top which is padded in black/white checkered vinyl! That would be COOL!
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