Not sure what to think on this one

I don't hate widebody's but i don't want one either.
I do wish they didn't do it to a t top

If it's not rusted out, i'd say whoever buys it should just complete the widebody look at this point.
It's already stripped down and it's not like anyone that goes widebody puts stock parts on the car anyway.
Could be a really fun project for someone capable of the body work.

It's also the type of car that i use for an example of what not to do.
Never start a project where you don't have the skills, money and at least 90% of the parts needed to complete it.
Because before you know it, you see your rusty out baby sitting lopsided on a trailer on an internet ad.

Kinda weird it showed up on a craigs search for me, mapping it says 2 hours 41 minutes. Or i'd at least go look for curiosity.

The white lx is pretty nice, but you pull the engine from your fox to put it in a 96 f150?