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Depends on how much of the floor needs replacing. The entire floor or just the foot well area. If it's just the foot well area i'ld trade in a heartbeat. Those boat tail Riv's are cool but the '57 would make a bitchin' hot rod.

What Don said.

I love the first gen Mustangs. You got a hell of a deal. Hmm...a fresh coat of primer, polish the rims, a built 302, 5 speed... You are gonna keep those rims, right?

Define "early low rider style". I think it depends on the what area you're in. From what i remember of the early low rider style in my area (early 70's) it was usually a slammed, primed bomb or an Impala with some type of custom paint on the top, Supremes, pinner whites and maybe custom...

Cool wagon. You don't see many 2 door tri-five wagons around. In the late '60's my late bro-in-law had a nice '56 wagon. It was black and white with reverse chromes and baby moons. So what's your plans for it?

A Hugger Orange '69 Camaro RS/SS convertible.

Then you could send her to the crusher.

Thanks for the offer. I scrounged up a fan. Only in pictures. But if i worried about everything that "could" go wrong it would drive me completely crazy. Which for me would be a very short drive.

That cap is off of a Datsun 710. It's where you pour the rice in.

Raised it up 3". It's about an inch lower than the cowl. Now i have enough room to run a 15" fan.

That's one cool little roadster.

I love the '67 through '72 body style. I've owned several. My old '71:

I hate electric fans. I hate the way it looks and i hate the sound. It just doesn't look right on an open engine car.

I'm thinking a 12" fan might be kind of small. The only time it starts to heat up (even in this 104 degree heat) is in town. But it cools right down as soon as i turn the fan on.

I'm looking for a small fan (it can't be any bigger than 12" in diameter) so i can dump the electric fan on my T-Bucket. The only small one i can find is a flex fan and i've heard a few stories about them cracking and coming apart. Anyone know of a small fan? Or i could raise the radiator up...

I had that exact thing happen to me in my son's '67 Mustang. The cat ran out of a vineyard and i just knew it was gonna be "THUMP" but all i heard was a loud "BAM", looked in the rear view mirror and saw it flopping around on the road. Just as i almost got stopped it jumped about two feet...

Here's mine. Originally built in 1971. Corvette 327 (since replaced with a 350), built powerglide, '65 Corvette rear end.

That engine looks pretty slick.

Oh man does that bring back some memories.

i love those Fox bodies. I miss my old '89 'vert.