Nice find, good cleaning should really make it look good

Nice find. I need to find one like that to build with my son. We are on the hunt ourselves.

Have fun with that one. Looks super clean.

What is the build date on the trim tag?

When it arrives I will let you know... still don't know if it's Gulf Green or Pewter.

That is awesome. My dad and I did my 68 together. I've had it for 17 years. Many memories together restoring that car.

Great find !!
Look forward to up dates.

My dad and I did a 1940 FORD 2 door Sedan from when I was a toddler (he has a photo of me @3y/o with my blanket taking screws out of the interior of the car) to about 11, then when I was 12 we did a 57 Chevy for me before I could drive and we went to as you can go west in Tennessee to drag back two 1940 FORD WOODIE WAGONS -loaded with bees which chased us while loading... which my dad restored for the next 5 years - in the meantime we played with 442's GTO's Chevelles NOVAS Z28's and chased more flatheads than I can remember, then mid 80's my brother and I went Camaro crazy.
PLUS my mom drove a Red over Black 67 Camaro Convertible for all my youth - shuffling us to soccer and baseball from when we were little - I drove the Camaro convertible with the top down(full visibility :naughty:) for my drivers license test.

I believe they did switch to the NON- Clutch fan. Yes i see it was a vinyl top car and agree maybe you can find a good used one. Yes clean the car from top to bottom and engine compartment and inside interior. Love the original look like i stated earlier.

----That 72 pewter color is a favorite of mine. I ordered a 72 Grand Prix SJ that color with matching fabric gut and white vinyl top. Very cool! I liked it so much that I painted a 70 Chevelle LS56 convert the same color with white SS stripes and white top several years later. Someone on this sight posted a pic of the Chevelle at Super Chevy Sunday in Indy around (probably) early 80's......Bill S

nice score James!