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Well i came to the conclusion that it's near impossible to get my GD regoed before December next year. So i bit the bullet and went for a look on the market. my first pick was this 1975 GC Wagon. It was near complete and it ran but the owner was pushy and rude so i said no


The first look...

I knew of a few wagons that a guy on Baskerville road owns thanks to Joseph. i hit him up and had a look. he said his turquoise GD was the pick but he wanted to keep it so i had a look at the GC next to it, was a reasonably clean car but is missing some interior bits (lucky i have them ) and needs panels (have them too), it has a 4G32B and 4-speed and I've decided with help from dad that we hope it can be mine!

now to photo bomb!









Yes, Thats a cross-ply!

youve got your work cut out for you! its bloody rough, still got the parts off it in the shed, well the usable ones anyway. goodluck dude!

Thanks Loran, I think of it as being less work to register then my Galant Sedan!

Got it home! The 4G32B that was in it runs good! just needed a fuel pump, water pump and timing belt with covers. I've started putting a Sigma mouded carpet we have had for years, good progress so far!


The 32B


Carpet




Day Of Getting The GC

Ive now sold the wagon to fund a 1974 Mitsubishi Colt