I finally found it!

[00fxd]

Here's that '69Z. Parked there 20 years ago. The guy won't sell. Drive up and down some alleys. There's a lot of these cars out there, doesn't make it any less frustrating tho. I haven't posted a pic before so here goes.

 

[00fxd]

Didn't work.
O well.

 

[Cowtown Dave]

The dozer just needs a little paint and knock offs and you are good to go!!

 

[bossvette]

00fxd

for posting pictures I use a photo hosting service
http://www.villagephotos.com/index.asp
there are many others out there but his is user friendly
I opted for plan b myself, but they do have a free service
once you have your photos uploaded you can copy the URL to the clipboard then click on the IMG button above the text box backspace out the blued http and paste the URL in and click OK
you should have a picture in your post. there may be other ways, but this works for me

 

[00fxd]

Thanks boss, I'll look at it.

 

[studiog]

Here is my 2 cents...
I say thank God for these old procrastinators that can't bear to separate with anything. While in many ways they neglect these cars to death, they also keep them off the road for 20-30 years at a clip. In many respects this preserves these vehicles that may otherwise have been totally worn out, wrecked or dismantled or even crushed many years ago. Half the fun is finding these gems just when you think there couldn't possibly be any left out there to restore. There is a 59 or 60 one a block away from my home that I have to look at everyday on my way to & from work. It has sat next to a storage shed for the last 20 years or more. Must have mice in the seats and in the frame. Mice can really rot out a frame. Been tempted many times to stop but I am discouraged to think how many others have already done so over the years. But like my wife says "timing is everything". Right now I have to focus on my 61 restoration but when it is done I may just give it a shot.