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Old 01-15-2019, 12:43 AM
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Such a beautiful car! Hard to beat a round port 455 HO car for excitement behind the wheel, especially with a 4-speed. Love your car! There was one just like it when I was in High School - driven by the hot mom of an equally hot red-headed cheerleader at my school. I’ve wanted all three ever since I first saw them in the drop-off lane in my freshman year.

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Old 04-12-2019, 05:10 PM
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Well spring is here and the rain has finally stopped. I put the honeycombs back on for a change of pace, and I actually prefer how the car looks with them. I snapped this first picture out at Folsom Lake this week, but that parking lot is underwater now, so we had a good winter. The odometer reads 17,992 now.

The second picture below is one I have posted before. It was taken back when Wayne (the original owner) was racing the car. The picture shows his white car hooked to his blue trans am with a tow bar, which he used to tow the car to the race track. I was talking to Wayne today and asked whatever became of the tow bar. Wayne said he still has it, and he sent me this last picture. He said he put wheels on the tow bar and mounted his wood splitter to it.
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Old 10-07-2020, 12:13 PM
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I've started digging through the parts that were removed from the car yet saved. I'm going to get cleaning and / or rebuilding for reinstallation. MCACN 2021 is on the radar!
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