It will need a new paintjob for sure, and the entire interior needs a redo, but it looks pretty solid. I think we'll whip out the Ford V6 conversion and take it back to a 1600 air-cooled motor. My 1971 Lowlight
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Derek
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My 1971 Lowlight
I've just bought this 1971 Lowlight - painted in eye-catching neon green It will need a new paintjob for sure, and the entire interior needs a redo, but it looks pretty solid. I think we'll whip out the Ford V6 conversion and take it back to a 1600 air-cooled motor.
It will need a new paintjob for sure, and the entire interior needs a redo, but it looks pretty solid. I think we'll whip out the Ford V6 conversion and take it back to a 1600 air-cooled motor. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
'70 Dormobile - 1.6
'76 Brasilia - 1.6
'76 Brasilia - 1.6
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didi
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Re: My 1971 Lowlight
Nice one Derek, you will have to do something about the paint job though. Looks like it's got a G-string 
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