New acquisition. Dad's 76 Laguna
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New acquisition. Dad's 76 Laguna
So an unfortunate turn of events recently put my dad in a tough position to where he needed to sell his car to come up with some $$$. Mind you this wasn't just some car he bought as is and drove for a little bit up till now. His mom (my grandma) bought this car brand new in 77 and eventually sold it to him and he ended up building and doing all the work himself (with a little help from me) over the years he's had it. About 17 years I believe. Long story short, after making a deal with the wife and selling my soul (again) to the devil I ended up being able to help him out and bought it from him to keep it in the family. All the bodywork is solid and had been gone through. the engine is just a mildly built 355 hooked to a saginaw 4 speed going to the rear with 2.73 gears. I have a rearend out of a 74 with 3.73 and factory posi that will go into it when i can afford it. It has working a/c and heat and unlike my silver raced out laguna next to it, it is very family friendly. (no cage. a/c and heat. smooth suspension and not as low/stiff. windows and steel doors, not fiberglass.) Just overall a nice dependable family cruiser that I can still have fun hot rodding in around town. anyways here's a few pics of it so far. Still lots to do. in time.....
Last edited by Oldschool454 on Thu Apr 09, 2015 10:28 am; edited 1 time in total
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" /> still has swivel bases, but with seats out of a geo.
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" /> Solid! Just needs new trunk weather stripping.
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[img][/img] From a while ago. 12 disc cd changer with cassett tape player and remote. lol love it!
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[img][/img] Yes it is. As is the silver bullet next to it.
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[img][/img] nothing too fancy. But very reliable and a lot of fun.
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[img][/img] Grandma and grandpa after purchasing it new in 1977. ^-^
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That's pretty cool that you were able to save it & keep it in the family.
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