These are some handy links for these cars:

http://www.abodysite.ca/

http://home.light.att.net/_pwp_light...lerh/index.htm

http://www.grandamregistry.com/

http://www.chez.com/yvincent/marques...re/interm.html

These are some handy links for these cars:

http://www.abodysite.ca/

http://home.light.att.net/_pwp_light...lerh/index.htm

http://www.grandamregistry.com/

http://www.chez.com/yvincent/marques...re/interm.html

on a-body.com there is talk of a poci chapter being started for these cars. there is a link for those that are interested in the parts for sale/ resto secton. mike

Mike,
What's the deal on POCI allowing another bodystyle specific chapter. I thought the powers that be, had agreed no more of that.

fiedlerh, your G/A is sweet! I hope my dad and I can get his G/A running ASAP, but my T/A is first on the project list. Are you the original owner? How many miles do you have? You have the 4-speed and NASA hood just like my old man's. He bought his new in '74 from Rex Pontiac in N.Y.; waited 7 months I believe because he ordered it. Is your nose original? We are about to order a new one from InDesign. The poor car hasn't run in over 10 years so I'm sure it's gonna need some mechanical TLC and the Cameo white paint is cracked and faded, and the nose broke apart a long time ago, but the Morrokide interior is flawless. She only has 72K miles. And to think my dad wanted a SD455 T/A but they didn't offer A/C with the 4-speed. :rolleyes: [img]tongue.gif[/img] Again, nice ride. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

oph,i really don't know much about the body specific issue. i got a message with the above info through the a-body sites mailing list. according to a post on the site today the project is a go. i posted the info here i case someone hadn't seen the info on the other site. mike

I'm the second owner. A friend ordered it new. He was going to order a 455SD T/A but needed room for his growing family.
It has about 76K miles. I did a frame off on it about 10 years ago. I added the NASA hood in 1978. The nose is original and in perfect shape. I think the key is to keep paint on it and keep it out of the sun. I've heard the InDesign nose is good, but it takes patience to install.

Good luck on fixing yours up!