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I saw this gem several years ago. Haven't seen it since? Ponch would be proud
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Mine looked just like that back in the 70's other than I had just the regular 200s wheels not the polished ones. Very cool, I love it
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Ahh yes, nice and period correct. Brings back memories...
Used to sell American Racing, et al. IIRC - those were the original CP-200 American Racing Wheels. CP for Chrome Plated...yes? Nice looking rides!
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Looks killer! Also can see the tunnel ram with velocity stacks poking out of the hood!
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69 Judge RAIII 4SP 2ND OWNER 63 Catalina 421HO 4sp 66 GTO Conv 4sp 73 Trans Am 455 4sp http://www.sdperformance.com/ Drag racing. An adrenalin rush like no other. It felt like going into combat, tasting your first beer, and losing you virginity, all in about 8 seconds. |
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That era was well before I could drive but I do remember the hood scoops, full wheel flairs and interiors that looked like a coffin
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1974 Formula 400 "retired", parts car now.
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