I had one like this I had a queen size bed in back pergo floor it was cool 318 I put blackjack headers and duel exhaust cherry bomb mufflers It was hard to fill the brake fluid it would fly down I 96 in Detroit
Inspiring! I think I need the orange shag up front in my 72 Brave as well. Still driving it to Maine x-country from an airport hangar in Monterey, CA. I adore this thing! Stopped for 2 days in Iowa for a new ignition coil, but it's running like a champ. Yours looks fabulous. :)
@@1moorekevina What I didn't mention was that tornadoes were forming right over the field on I-80 while we waited for the AAA guy! Tell you what, I want a spare EVERYthing from now on! lol
I think I actually found mine on Facebook marketplace! If you're not in a rush they're actually fairly easy to come by you just have to keep looking every few days and they pop up!
Can you make a video about how you installed the seatbelts? Seems like there’s a lot of disagreement about how to safely install them-I see you installed a three point system? What fasteners did you use when you connected them to the wall? Is that wall portion connected to the frame? Thanks!
@@1moorekevina Awesome. You've given me the courage to go for it! I was checking out all the interior walls last night, and they're in perfect shape minus some small scuffs, so I'm doin' it! Thanks for posting, means a ton to this noobie. :)
Love that burnt orange carpet
Coming along nicely. I have always loved this era of Brave. Nothing looks like them and check those nostalgia boxes.
Very nice👍
ive owned a few and seen many this is a true time capsule
Thanks!
I had one like this I had a queen size bed in back pergo floor it was cool 318 I put blackjack headers and duel exhaust cherry bomb mufflers It was hard to fill the brake fluid it would fly down I 96 in Detroit
Love it! I have a '72 Brave also. D20RD with 413.
Mine started with a 413 but a previous owner put the 440 in it. It geared so low I'm not sure it makes much of a difference!
Inspiring! I think I need the orange shag up front in my 72 Brave as well. Still driving it to Maine x-country from an airport hangar in Monterey, CA. I adore this thing! Stopped for 2 days in Iowa for a new ignition coil, but it's running like a champ. Yours looks fabulous. :)
Thanks! Wow what an initial journey for yours!! Yeah it's good to have an
Ignition coil, ignition module, ballast resistor, and fuel filter on hand!
@@1moorekevina What I didn't mention was that tornadoes were forming right over the field on I-80 while we waited for the AAA guy! Tell you what, I want a spare EVERYthing from now on! lol
How did you find your Brave? Anywhere else I can check besides eBay and Craigslist?
I think I actually found mine on Facebook marketplace! If you're not in a rush they're actually fairly easy to come by you just have to keep looking every few days and they pop up!
Can you make a video about how you installed the seatbelts? Seems like there’s a lot of disagreement about how to safely install them-I see you installed a three point system? What fasteners did you use when you connected them to the wall? Is that wall portion connected to the frame? Thanks!
Quick question: did you replace the original wood paneling or paint it? Love how it looks!
Sanded it with 220 grit and painted. It was all in good shape so I was able to go that route
@@1moorekevina Awesome. You've given me the courage to go for it! I was checking out all the interior walls last night, and they're in perfect shape minus some small scuffs, so I'm doin' it! Thanks for posting, means a ton to this noobie. :)