Not a donor for the nose, but...
I was looking at this for the nose, but have tracked down a "mint" one up near Sacramento. But this is a '68, and for $200, there are some interesting parts as this bus was a "deluxe". Notice the chrome trim around the windows. Also, the arm rest on the driver's door. I haven't bought it, but, man, it is tempting to do so. The best part is, whatever I don't want, which is the body, I can leave there...
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2 comments:
They really take on a human look, especially when they're beat, don't they?
What are those things above the hatch in the second-to-last picture?
Alright,
whc03grady.
I think those things are brackets are for "jerry cans"... Not sure.
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