Welcome my new '74 2002a

[Jim_75Sahara]

That is a super-nice unmolested Sahara. Please don't make it Inka like everybody else. Sahara is a bit like Rodney Dangerfield, but you learn to love it. Many cheap resprays have Sahara underneath -- it doesn't improve the value of the car. I say focus on mods that affect handling: Bilsteins, lowered springs, better tires, replace tired balljoints & tierod ends, etc. Also, a 5-speed is a very good upgrade. Good luck!

[ClayW]

That is a super-nice unmolested Sahara. Please don't make it Inka like everybody else. Sahara is a bit like Rodney Dangerfield, but you learn to love it. Many cheap resprays have Sahara underneath -- it doesn't improve the value of the car. I say focus on mods that affect handling: Bilsteins, lowered springs, better tires, replace tired balljoints & tierod ends, etc. Also, a 5-speed is a very good upgrade. Good luck!

You'll learn to love it. When you log a bunch of hours setting up the suspension and drivetrain the way you want it, you'll see the car, color and all, as your own. I never would have picked Sahara if given the chance, but I love that color now. Keep it original!

[BarryA]

be an identical car in pretty much the same pristine original condition around the Fair Oaks area (10 miles east of downtown Sacramento CA), but I haven't seen it in a couple of years - where did you find this one?

[pcb]

I got this from a dealership in San Diego. It was called Beverly Hills motors. In San Diego?? Odd I know.

It is now coming to the midwest. Been a California car forever. Going to keep in garage here.

PS...You guys sold me the paint is staying the original color!!

[3elements]

Excellent! I know when I got my Sahara '74, it wasn't the color I was looking for and I also had a brief thought of changing it, but within a few days I fell in love with it. Now if I spray it, it'll just be to restore my Sahara paint to the condition yours is already in!