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1. Maybe a forum showing businesses, services related to cars, that members have used; it can show members' ratings, good/bad comments, etc.
2. List transport services that have been used by members; comments, ratings, etc. |
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more ideas
1. tools: reccomended or despised
2. Tours: I will be at this show with this car on this date........ Look me up but bring beer. 3. Tours: announcement of an area and a date for a meeting, help arrange specifics. 4. Conference: Rent a hall somewhere, invite participants for classes, seminars & demos and sell table space to vendors. 5. major advice: What should I do with my life? what should I take in college? 6. Blog |
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7. Best Reference material
8. Retirement work 9. Give Keith a thread of his own |
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Anybody else on this planet campaign a M/T hemi Pontiac for eleven seasons? ... or has built a record breaking DOHC hemi four cylinder Pontiac? ... or has driven a couple laps of Nuerburgring with Tri-Power Pontiac power?(back in 1967) ... or has a Pontiac born the same year as Jim Wangers? (1926} |
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Hello
I am not sure where to go. My nephew was given a 77 TA 403 shaker auto no T Tops with a/c, ps ,pb, tilt by his dad. My nephew likes the car but it's been sitting for about five years outside, and his dad never took care of it either. It's been a beater. They are rural and the Mice ect. have been at it. the interior is sun and heat cooked. He feels the engine and trans are ok at this time. Rust is minimal body is ok. He will propally not do anything with it for a long time if ever. I would like to buy it. My question is , is this car worth restoring or is it better to part it out? Thanks Dano |
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I think PY has 90-per cent of the replys in place all ready. Thanks PY. And the most asked?s on any year of pontiacs.
Last edited by cuz68; 04-27-2009 at 12:48 AM. |
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What about the couple that a lot of people have been wanting for years?
Turbochargers and/or EFI and the SD 455 Forum.
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Sorry Jonn there are not to many folks that own them.
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turbocharging would be prudent
maybe not SD455...as cuz68 said
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need help with suspension 67 GP convertible
The wife just aquired a 67 GP convertible that looks great but will need much work.
First we would like to raise the car a little as it rides on beautiful 15" rallys but the old springs are tired and she sits too low. We would like to upgrade the power ft drums to discs. Does anyone have experience swapping springs, spindles & brakes from other GM models? Could all those items come from one model? She will also need a new top and several chrome and light peices. Could I get some feedback on whether I should have a custom top sewn or purchase one off the shelf? We want to start working on these items right away to get her back into shape ASAP! Thanks for the help. jconner |
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Apparently there isn't much interest in such a forum? Nevertheless, I'd still like to see it done, as I repeatedly encounter subjects that I'd like to toss out for discussion which don't "fit" in any existing forum here. Thanks.
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Anybody else on this planet campaign a M/T hemi Pontiac for eleven seasons? ... or has built a record breaking DOHC hemi four cylinder Pontiac? ... or has driven a couple laps of Nuerburgring with Tri-Power Pontiac power?(back in 1967) ... or has a Pontiac born the same year as Jim Wangers? (1926} |
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My answer is in the form of a question:
What skills should my son learn that will never go out of style and that he can survive what ever economic mess his generation inherits? 1. Welding? 2. Detailing? 3. Machinist? 4. used car selling? 5. Parts recycling? 6. Ebay? What would you want your son to do?
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Umm... the answer to WHAT question???
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Anybody else on this planet campaign a M/T hemi Pontiac for eleven seasons? ... or has built a record breaking DOHC hemi four cylinder Pontiac? ... or has driven a couple laps of Nuerburgring with Tri-Power Pontiac power?(back in 1967) ... or has a Pontiac born the same year as Jim Wangers? (1926} |
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new forum
how about a transmission and rear axle forum in the TECH area? right now you have to post in pontiac street or suspention forum.also a volunteer forum where people can sign up online to help with inspection,or transport or help salvage old pontiacs in their area.a virtual map can be put up with thumbtacks of every one that signs up,and other members can contact them that way.practical machinist.com does this in antique machinery hauler group forum.
Last edited by madokie; 11-12-2009 at 01:35 AM. |
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There should be a 'how to' section
We should encourage members to post long tutorials on how to do certain things For example, this thread. http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/...81#post3859281 Or this thread http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/...+brake+install Within a year or two, we could have a number of common issues covered (and some, not so common) Classic chevy posted a 5spd Tremec install a while back. That could be a good one too. Things like..how to adjust valves properly, how to change points in a distributor All that stuff could be covered in depth with pictures....kind of like 'an idiots guide to....'
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How about a non-Pontiac Tech?
I'm finding alot of people have more than one brand of collector car. You could setup a single forum to lump all the non-Pontiac Tech, Chat, and Classifieds into. There are a number of PY members that are quite knowledgable about non-Pontiac stuff. |
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After being on the site for a couple of months, I find that information on tools would be a great addition.
I took two years at Vocational School (half days at H.S. and half at Vocational) for auto-mechanics. I also went to an Army "Helicopter Powertrain Repairer's" course after a fight with the ground ended my career as a Paratrooper (Airborne Infantryman). In these schools, and many ill-concieved repair attempts in friend's driveways, I have learned that life is much more pleasurable when using the correct tool for the job. Any tips on modifying tools for a specific purpose, or having a tool made by a machinist, that would aid in repairing or rebuilding our Pontiacs, would be great. Even tips on which brands have great sizing/design for the money would help. P.S. If I missed this on the site, please inform me. Karl |
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I would like to see a cross ref. parts forum. example: 472 cad rear main seal will work for 421-455 engines,dodge cam keys the same as pontiac,ford rocker arms will work for pontiac,also bbc rockerarm stud conversions.Really anything that can save us pontiac guys some money.
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