Now docking at Sprocket's Yacht club......Big Red..... 56k beware

Finally got home in daylight and could take a few snaps. She was built at Willow Run and has VIN
00139! Nov '90. Acme asked if I was looking for the first production OCC, lol! Both of mine were in the first 900!!!

PO named her Big Red. I thought it odd as emotional as she was at the sale about the car, why ole Red didn't get a little more love...


white paint on drivers corner of fender and on bumper.


she hit a light pole backing out of the parking spot at the apt building, DOH!


roof scratches and some surface rust


aside from the missing panel, check out the over spray on the window from some louvered doors that were painted against the car and the paint on the rear seat.


Now I have two defrosterless wagons!


The car is returning to its previous city!!! yaaay All American city! @ owners ago only lives a few blocks away. May have to look him up.


Apparently white was this painter's favorite color


cladding is there but the door piece has a rip on it. have to see how well I can shape it back.



Front seats are needing some love.


Dash is nice and clean though!! carpet not so much.


Both built at Willow Run in Nov 1990. Ah together again after almost 19 years. The 'red' one on the left was originally painted the same as Big Red.


I don't get tired of looking at this angle

Whoo...man that painter was sloopy. That is crazy you have Vin's so close! Congrats!!! And this has the automatic climate control! (isnt that rare?)


So, what are your plans on this one?

Chris

only 729 cars in between them

Another Cruiser saved! Congrats on the find! My first Cruiser was a 91, also built in November of 90 and that color. Last I heard, it was on it's way to FL with its new owners. Might even be the same one but I kinda doubt it.

EDIT: Nope, mine was VIN 00329