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Old 10-18-2007, 07:28 PM
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Nice car....very green. Is that a factory green color or is it a more modern hue? Also, any plans to change out the chevy engine for a traditional pontiac?

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Old 10-18-2007, 11:01 PM
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Here is mine. I have to put the interior in it yet.

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Old 10-19-2007, 08:55 AM
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Damn that 69 is nice there Bascom123

The color is MAD

And clean to

Resent build or...

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Old 10-22-2007, 03:15 PM
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Damn that 69 is nice there Bascom123

The color is MAD

And clean to

Resent build or...
100o mile son rotisserie resto. done in 2002. like new.

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Old 10-22-2007, 03:50 PM
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Chevy engines look completely different than a Pontiac. First indication was the color (chevy orange), but people have been know to paint Pontiac engines red. Other indicators are the intake, water pump hose locations, head dimensions, and valve cover dimensions. Finally, the shear size of the engine reflects that your engine is a small block chevy. Take a look at the attached picture of my engine compared to yours....you should be able to notice several differences even though my picture is not from the best of angles.

FYI, not a huge deal having the Chevy engine in your car. They can run very well, but they are garlic to a vampire for the diehard Pontiac nut. Very nice car though, and the restoration looks like is was very well done.
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Old 10-22-2007, 04:08 PM
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Bascom123,
Chevy engines look completely different than a Pontiac. First indication was the color (chevy orange), but people have been know to paint Pontiac engines red. Other indicators are the intake, water pump hose locations, head dimensions, and valve cover dimensions. Finally, the shear size of the engine reflects that your engine is a small block chevy. Take a look at the attached picture of my engine compared to yours....you should be able to notice several differences even though my picture is not from the best of angles.

FYI, not a huge deal having the Chevy engine in your car. They can run very well, but they are garlic to a vampire for the diehard Pontiac nut. Very nice car though, and the restoration looks like is was very well done.
UG, i was told it was a sb 400 it does not look look like other chevy sb350's i have had in the past.

if it is a chevy can you tell if it is a 400 vs a 350?

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Old 10-22-2007, 03:14 PM
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Bascom123,
Nice car....very green. Is that a factory green color or is it a more modern hue? Also, any plans to change out the chevy engine for a traditional pontiac?
I just picked it up, did nto realize the motor was a chevy. how can you tell the difference?

Colour I was told is Candy Apple Green it is very metallic.

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