Oh I spot them. 55 Bel Aire, 71 Cutty, 71 Chevelle

Found a old photo of my ‘69 firebird wish I had not of sold it

If it is genuine, then this is an extremely awesome spot I had today as only around 30ish to 40ish of them were ever made! (Also added a few extra vehicles I saw today too)!

Hey classic cars community,

I have a 1974 Nissan Caball deluxe truck.

I have found no listing of its sale or value online.

I was hoping someone has any info about it.

I know its not as appealing to collectors as cars, but is there a market for it?

Thank you

Not sure on the model just know it was a mustang

Chuck’s love of cars started at 15 with a ‘57 Oldsmobile 98. When he turned 40, his wife tracked one down and gave it to him for his birthday. Since then he’s restored two ‘56 Coupe de Villes, then sold them because a four-door would be easier for the family to get in and out of.

He found this one on eBay around 2011 from a seller in Tennessee. According to its history, it spent most of its life in Arizona, and for part of that time it belonged to Jack Webb. It was complete and rust-free when Chuck got it, but everything was just tired.

His plan was to keep it original with its patina. By 2014 he couldn’t help himself and started working his way around the car. It ended up getting a full body-on restoration. Everything works now, including the factory air conditioning.

I'm replacing the fuel pump tomorrow at work and I'm wondering if it'll be safer/easier to try and put it on a 2 post lift with a under hoist support stand in the back or to put it on some jack stands with chalks in the front to drop the fuel tank. Also if anyone knows where the lift points are that would be helpful too!