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I just bought a 1970 T-37, I'll be picking it up at Norwalk next week. I intend to make it into F.A.S.T. racer which will need to look entirely stock.
I'll have tons of questions as I do a quick cosmetic restoration on it. What motors were available in the T-37? Was the 330 HP 400 available or did you have to get the GT-37 for that? Would that have had the dual snorkle air cleaner and chrome valve covers? Does anyone repro the T-37 stickers for the sides? Mine is an earlier car with the stickers under the Tempest emblem. Does anyone repro the vinyl floor mat? I want to keep the total stripper look. I'm considering the idea of cloning it (tribute car!) into a GT-37 just so I could put on the cool rally stripe. What differentiated the GT-37 other than the hood pins, Rallys, dual exhaust and badging? I know the standard tranny in the Gt-37 was the 3 speed with floor shifter, what happened when you ordered an automatic? Did you get column shift? What was the biggest tire available in 1970? G70-14? When did they step up to optional 15"s? I think that's it for now.
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1966 GTO 1969 Lemans Convertible- F.A.S.T. legal family cruiser. 12.59 on G70-14 Polyglas tires. 1.78 60' 1969 Bonneville Safari- cross country family cruiser. . 1979 Trans Am 400, 4-speed, 4 wheel disc. View from the drivers seat racing down Atco Raceway- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhYDMdOEC7A Ride along in the other lane-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIzgpLtF_uw |
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