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Old 08-15-2013, 07:11 PM
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Now that's funny! Reminds me of blazing saddles, 'excuse me why I whip this out'.

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Old 08-15-2013, 09:22 PM
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Here's "The Sundance Kid" blowing by my 70 at about 110 Yesterday......
I was wondering if the tail lights worked. Thanks agian for a fine evening of cruising!

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Old 08-15-2013, 11:14 PM
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Here's "The Sundance Kid" blowing by my 70 at about 110 Yesterday......
The way you drive everybody looks like there going a 110mph Crabby!

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Old 08-15-2013, 11:44 PM
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The way you drive everybody looks like there going a 110mph Crabby!
Its all RELITIVE........I told Mike that you would want to go 130

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Old 09-03-2013, 09:05 PM
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With a big hand from Norwood got the second lift in place, and checked out the underbelly of the car. It is sweet clean original stuff!


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Old 09-03-2013, 10:23 PM
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Very nice. Overspray blends in with the primer.

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Old 09-03-2013, 11:51 PM
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That car is ridiculous .
Wonder who the heck ordered it new and took such good care of it ?
Probably never spent a night outside in its life

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That car is ridiculous .
Wonder who the heck ordered it new and took such good care of it ?
Probably never spent a night outside in its life
2nd that, like new in the wrapper underneath...

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weird how there is no over spray and such a clean line??? Seems like there is something more to the store??? :O

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That car is stunning from the original redoxide up......

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Old 09-04-2013, 06:27 AM
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that's an amazing undercarriage...

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Yes, the underside reveals alot about the care or abuse the car got in its life. Having it on the lift to examine is really sweet. Norwood checked her over and was pleased. That is also a bonus!

Did verify rear end numbers/dates and tranny too with the learning curve from A body to F is fun too!!

NJ Steve threads/pix really come in handy.....

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Very nice. There's nothing like an original car.

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Hey Mike . . . as you continue adding to your Pontiac herd, this looks like a fine way to store and show your cars!

http://vimeo.com/southcoastfilmvideo...877/037b52a74f

This guy's place is local to me, I need to take the time to go see it some time!

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Hey Mike . . . as you continue adding to your Pontiac herd, this looks like a fine way to store and show your cars!

http://vimeo.com/southcoastfilmvideo...877/037b52a74f

This guy's place is local to me, I need to take the time to go see it some time!
Wow, that is spectacular!

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Wow, that is spectacular!
Words cannot express . . .

Simply substitute a butt-load of Ram Air cars, HO's and 'Dutys for all the Hemis and Six-Packs, and there you go . . .

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By the way, this Taj Majal of Mopars is located in/near Pattison Texas.

Supposedly the owner made his rather large fortune selling oil field tools and equipment.

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Really a stunning & special car you've got there Mike!

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Pat Brown is going to rework my octopus wiring and possible recurve by Rocky if all checks out on the 2133!

Excited to get that unitized back on top of that HO!

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Old 09-16-2013, 07:32 PM
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Keep those pesky trim rings off that 72. ;-)
Trim rings were a 73 thing.
Isn't there a factory promo photo of a 1972 Sundance Formula 455HO?


My 72 HO lemans KR's have factory trim rings. I picked up an NOS set a while back. Not sure on the firebirds...but my A body 72 has the rings. Still debating on installing them after they get painted...once they go on, they will have to stay on!



Oh...and great addition Mike! Dunno how I've missed this thread for so long. Geeesh!

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