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Old 09-20-2009, 04:00 PM
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Very cool thread! Here's my 69 as it sits today. Added the sword stripes on the hood to match the original 1969 Engineering Car. The scoops under the valence attract a lot of attention at cruise nights.
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Old 05-13-2009, 10:29 AM
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Where did you get that hood? Fiberglass?

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I was just considering a similar color for my convertible.

Looks nice on there. there awas a PPG 2002 T/A that had the same color I saw and fell in love with it.

Will probably go back to the stock maroon in the end though. easier to touch up blend etc

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This is what I´m driving in the summertime in Sweden.



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Old 07-21-2009, 09:36 PM
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Is that color Sillver Glaze by any chance? That is what I plan to use on my '67 convertible. A beautiful ride you have there!

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Old 07-22-2009, 04:07 PM
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AWESOME car SWEbird, absolutely stunning!
Always love to see that front spoiler on 1 gens (looks great on 69 'stangs too).

do you have some rear end pictures as well?

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I bought the hood many years ago from the internet. Yes, it is fiberglass.

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Here it is
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SweBird, I'm looking to put larger wheels and tires on my 67, what do you have on your car and is the suspension modified?

Car looks great!

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I have been helping my buddy with his 67 firebird 400 over the last 18 months. It is a factory 400 4 speed car. We've done ALOT to the car and now it is just about finished. I took it out cruising with my wife and we stopped at the lake for a photo opportunity:






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Last winter we rebuilt the original numbers matching engine with a big stroker kit from Butler, ported 670 heads and a roller cam. Its now got a 4.25" stroke eagle crank... .030 over so about 460 cubes. We estimate about 475hp and over 500 ft-lbs of torque. Its got custom dished pistons so its quite happy on 93 octane and roasts the rear tires at will. Really fun to drive!






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Fresh from paint shop, all new emblems and chrome. 67 400 4speed back in her orginal black!
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My Autumn Bronze 68 a friend let me borrow his Vintage wheel works V45's to see how they look on the car. I still have a set of NOS rocker trim to add as well as the headrest and front door panels.
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Looks nice. What sizes are those tire and wheels?

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Thats a nice and rare color. Think that was a special order? Mine should have the same paint but is now black.

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I have been helping my buddy with his 67 firebird 400 over the last 18 months. It is a factory 400 4 speed car. We've done ALOT to the car and now it is just about finished. I took it out cruising with my wife and we stopped at the lake for a photo opportunity:





Are those wheels the street stars from Summit?

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That is sick! i love it

Someday id like to get mine looking that nice.

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did anyone see the new wheels out that look like hurst wheels but in 17 inch or larger?

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my68, I still have a lot to do.
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