jaber wrote:It would be worth every hour...
You are probably right.
I got them from a guy who lived in Addy, Washington in Steven's County. It's about 2 hours north of where I live. He was a logger and a car hauler. I showed up at his place in response to a 77 wagoneer with a 401. He saw my truck and then proceeded to take me on a set of winding switchbacks up the side of a mountain where he kept all the cars he was scrapping. In the middle of all these other smashed rigs sat the elusive cave and home of Sasquatch, commonly known as Bigfoot. I now know it was actually a 64 4 door jeep wagoneer panel delivery. It looked like it had been stump jumped and rolled up and down the very mountain we just came up. Once I got past the animal hair and cave stench of the jeep, I asked if he would just sell the doors... As we ran from the family of Satsquatches coming back to reclaim their cave, he said, "yep".
So, long story short, I bought the 77 and the doors to put them on the 77. I eventually sold the 77 and the doors, but like a baby Bigfoot back to it's daddy, I managed to get the doors back. The waggie never came back home.
Here's a few pics of the 77. Sadly, I did not get any pics of the Sasquatch family, or the equally elusive 4 door panel.
Of course, I did not find it that way.
Meanwhile, here's the backside of the 62... Going to get mothballed for now.
