Thanks for the add from central Florida

[twmotox]

I've been looking for a Cuda for about 5 years. I finally found one that I can afford on a teacher's salary lol and as you can imagine it has some serious rust. I teach Automotive Technology at a tech college and have been ASE Master Certified for over 35 years but body work especially of this scope is new to me. I'm afraid I'm in a little over my head and I will definitely need some advice from all the members on here. Lots of body panel Replacements coming. 72 cuda 340 numbers matching on engine trans and core support. That's as far as I have checked yet. Thanks in advance for your help.

[JayBee]

This site is a ghost town. Maybe 5 members ever occasionally visit here (myself included). Pretty much everyone has migrated to: e-bodies.org
You should join there if you haven't so already.

PS - Just checked, you did join there. By far the best Ebody site to post questions.

[twmotox]

noticed that lol. Thanks for the advice

[Gherry91]

Welcome and congratulations!

[jimynick]

Even though he's a self-described "ghost" there are still some of us who remember this site in it's glory days and still come around. As mentioned, congrats on your project and start gathering required parts ASAP. The supply-line has been intermittent at best and supply has been an issue. 

[70chall440]

Unfortunately it is ghost town bc the owner of the site has let it become so. There are a few of us who would love to be more active on here but since the picture deal sucks along with the site crashing and/or kicking you off for no reason it is hard, plus there are many other better functioning sites online.

[wagesofsin]

im still here
and that means everything !!!

[70chall440]