Norwich CT offering 1978 4WD wagon Must Read it’s not complete FREE

[moosens]

 Edit today - this is where I’m at now with this offer. 
 

Norwich CT is where you’ll need to bring a trailer or flatbed. 
 

Items you’ll get or have offered to you:

Hull of car - 1978 4WD wagon with loose doors, hood, cowl. No engine and no transmission. No front wheels - may or may not have front suspension/wheel hub. Has rear wheels. Those might be steel wheels or the flat spoke wagon wheels. 
Fuel tank will be included and is the same tank for a Brat. Unsure of the prop shaft, might keep that. Rear end will stay with axles and differential so the rear of the car can roll. 
 

Ceiling liner is really nice, doors mostly have all their interior bits and all have glass. Rear hatch also included. 
 

It’s a basic project hull. You can use it for parts or have some serious fun. 
 

Only asking a little to keep scrappers from pestering. Certainly much more value in parts than I’m asking. Fuel tank is same for Brat. Same can be said for the hood and cowl. 
 

Will also include at least one fender. 
 

If you also want something I have sitting up there at that time I’ll likely either donate or ask a very fair amount for items like a 1981 EA81 with first gen Brat top starter DUAL RANGE the original and limited production. Also have an EA71 I think and a second EA81 also sitting there. Show up, be a real enthusiast or project owner and I’ll be sure to throw a lot your way. I just don’t want scrappers wasting this car unless absolutely necessary. 
 

Also currently listed on eBay. 
It’s a $400 deal and if you’re a real vintage owner I’ll make the deal even better. Just keeping the scrappers away. 
 

I can’t seem to work out more pictures here so send a message or even better email me at moosens@yahoo.com and that’s easy enough. We can exchange numbers and I’ll text all the pics and videos I have. Just shot a good 6 minute plus walk around. 
 

Cool winter project! Norwich CT bring trailer or flatbed or collect the loose parts and I’ll cut up the hull. 

Edited 1 hour ago by moosens

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