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'75 Laguna

cheveslakr

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Another value priced car with a lot of potential. '75 is the last year eligable for collector status, so this is normally where I end my search. 12k doesn't buy much anymore. These '73-77 colanades sure are great cruisers.


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Another value priced car with a lot of potential. '75 is the last year eligable for collector status, so this is normally where I end my search. 12k doesn't buy much anymore. These '73-77 colanades sure are great cruisers.


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Great cars but hard to get parts for. Unfortunately this body style never got much respect even though they are Chevelles.
 
It shared the same basic body lines as the Buick Special. I had the Buick and thought it looked better than the Laguna.
 
I thought the '73 chevelle was a good looking car, and that vintage 442 also. The laguna styling never turned me on, but they do drive nice. Parts would be a challenge, but this one looks to be all there and if cared for, would take the new owner many miles.
 
Had a friend who had a '73 Chevelle and it was a pig on it's best day. He later dropped in a 454 out of a '71 truck and that woke it up some.
 
I wonder if there's a way to collapse the bumpers shock absorber as a way to move the bumpers in. I don't know what's in them but our 73 Impala's bumper was like a battering ram. I rear ended a Plymouth Satilite and it crinkles the cars quarter panel at the roofline. The only damage to the Impala was the plastic grill and a small dent in the header panel.
I think if you can get the bumper shocks collapsed you can maybe weld them collapsed but IDK if they're gas charged
 
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