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Old 01-01-2015, 05:24 PM
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Nice score! A Judge? WT7?
Unlikely. I'll check the build sheet. Repro spoiler and stickers I think.

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Nice score! A Judge? WT7?
No such luck...where's a good source for the complete list of option codes?


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Old 01-01-2015, 04:04 PM
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That's sweet Joe, what color is that?
Thank you, it's Copper Canyon with Sienna interior. Even has the original spare and bumper jack in the trunk 😃. I'll prob put it up for sale soon as it NEVER gets driven.

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Old 01-01-2015, 09:00 PM
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Here's my 70 when it returned from paint at the end of October.Click image for larger version

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Old 01-02-2015, 12:14 AM
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Here's my 70 when it returned from paint at the end of October.Attachment 386043
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Old 01-02-2015, 12:34 AM
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1970 Lemans Sport.

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Old 01-01-2015, 11:28 PM
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Nice car. Cardinal Red?

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Old 01-01-2015, 11:34 PM
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Chastings-
Great job on the video and a very nice car.

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Old 01-01-2015, 11:47 PM
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What size are the tires?

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Old 01-02-2015, 06:35 AM
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Yes it's Cardinal red.
The rims are 17x8 front with 245 45's
17x9 rear with 275 40's

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Old 01-15-2015, 04:19 PM
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Default Finaly Back On The Road

I have just gotten my 71 Lemans back on the road after 6 years of sitting due to kids, life etc.. It is a great running car that is in good shape but it needs some help with the paint and some minor interior work. Just got some parts in from OPGI(armrest pads, rear armrest, and the new rear package tray) and hope to get them in in the next week. I built this car in 2000 but had to stop when I was injured while serving in the Army. I can't do the mechanical work now, except minor stuff, due to a severe back injury, but I have found a great mechanic to help and hope to get my teenage daughter to help with some of the easier things it needs. Here are some pics taken during the restoration in 2000. Hopefully the car will continue to improve over the next year and be done by 2016.
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Pontibeast,
Car looks good from what I can see. Happy that you are back at it. Thanks for your service.

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Welcome and thanks for posting the pics Pontibeast and more importantly, thanks for your service! Nice to see another 71 back in service. Hoping I will be cruising this year myself!

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Wanted to do something a little different with my Tempest. Saw an article last year on the dealer prepped Magnum 400. Since my car already had a YS 400 transplanted into it, along with a 68 GTO 355 axle I was already mostly there. Ordered the stripes from Phoenix Graphics and had the Magnum 400 decals made from a picture. Really think it made a huge difference from my plain Tempest.
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I LOVE IT!

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That really looks cool. I love cars that are different, one of the big reasons I love Pontiacs so much. You just don't see as many of them on the road as you do all the other muscle cars.

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She's a little ruff around the edges but she's solid.

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Late 71 GT-37

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She's a little ruff around the edges but she's solid.

Late 71 GT-37
Garry, we're going to need more pictures & details!


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Garry, we're going to need more pictures & details!

Normally I don't like being bossed around but you're the man so I'll tell you a little about it.

I picked it up out in Tuscon for $800. He was asking a grand but I let him keep the rims & tires because he needed them for other projects. It's basically a train wreck but that's the original paint.

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I picked it up out in Tuscon for $800. He was asking a grand but I let him keep the rims & tires because he needed them for other projects. It's basically a train wreck but that's the original paint.
What a deal.

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