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Old 11-23-2015, 07:54 AM
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Awesome, congratulations

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Old 11-23-2015, 04:41 PM
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Hey Greg congrats on the two recent awards (AACA and the MCACN Vintage Legend) well done indeed!

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Old 11-25-2015, 08:10 PM
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You just made me super hungry Mike! Beth and I love visiting Chicago. It will be 2017 before our big industry convention returns there, but after seeing that picture, we may need to hop in the new Stingray and ride up there next summer for a visit - maybe help you exercise your herd?

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maybe help you exercise your herd?

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Don't worry BJ, they've been getting enough exercise on their own.

Greg, great accomplishment on a fantastic car!

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Don't worry BJ, they've been getting enough exercise on their own.

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Now that's funny and I don't care where your from 😂

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Thanks everyone. We had a blast and really enjoyed seeing great friends and enjoying the show and surroundings. If it had not been for the trailer flat on the way up we would not have had the chance to get into town for the flat repair and enjoy one of Judge273's Chicago food group suggestions:






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Old 11-26-2015, 10:32 AM
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Make sure you replace that front tire too. It has been internally damaged by the flying metal splinters of the sperated cord and the beating it took from the delaminated rear tire. It's a grenade waiting to go off on your next trip. It happened to me and took out my fender flares on the trailer, too.

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Old 11-26-2015, 12:46 PM
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You can almost put them on in any position. When they were installed, I'm sure the person was just installing them, not really paying attention to level.

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Great car and great work, I suggest getting one to drive someday though

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what a garage to have (new owner)... double mojo, yes congrats also!

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More to the story! While this car is indeed a 72 survivor, it has a replacement carburetor, it was a correct 7042270 but it had a 1975 date code (0645). Well the original owner had an estate sale (about a year ago), he was a car guy and had lots of cars and parts, I always suspected he had the original carb somewhere in the back of one of his shops. Well good news is I was able to find the original carb from the 72 TA, I couldn’t believe it when I saw the part number on the carb, it was in a gm carb box but for some the model. The estate sale was an auction so I had to pay a bit more than I hoped, but it’s worth it!! Super rare carb. It is a 7042270 with date code 2451 (Sept 1 1971), from my research it’s extremely hard to find that 72 carb with a 71 date code.

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Wow, lucky you were able to purchase the original carb from the car. Does Greg still own the car now?

Fortunately, my two 72 T/A's both have their original carbs. These rare Quadrajets are going for stupid money these days!


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Greg sold it

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