[77 Canamman]

The local annual cruise in was a success. A couple hundred rides were in attendance. The Trans Am ran superb during the 45 mile round trip.

[Poncho Dave]

Looks great, but you didn’t hang the hat on the antenna!

[77 Canamman]

LOL Unfortunately, it would disappear quickly with the clientele in attendance.

[77 Canamman]

After 10 years of requesting, the authentic prop license plate is completed and mounted on the Sheriff's car..

[Hesster1977]

I finally took some time and read your whole post here.
Wow.

You got Big 'Un's sawing up your roof for the "T" Tops, amazing job! When I read that I was in disbelief, and very impressed. You could do a whole detailed blog on how you did it
I thought of doing the same thing, but hell, I wont even put a hole in my roof for a CB Antenna.

I can't even remember what the "Stock" engine looked like as I viewed your pics in this thread. I was more into hot rodding (still am) and went immediately down the Mod path - the first thing I did 44 years ago was rip out all of the emissions crap and gut the cat converter.

Also see you got those original tires - that had me chuckle as I still have the original Uniroyal's mounted on the old oxidized snowflakes stashed in my basement.

.Keep the photos of the beauty flowing....

[bhill86]

Man, I’m glad I stumbled across this thread. #1, you have a gorgeous car you’re no doubt proud of. As you should be.

#2 I agree on the roof cutting. I figured the same as you, that if hurst did it, I could do it to my 77. I very nearly picked up a donor roof that was complete and planned to cut mine but between the money at the time and it flat out scared me as I’d just painted the car a few years prior, I let that idea pass lol. I did convert from auto to 4 speed so that increased the fun factor enough for me

[77 Canamman]

Originally Posted by Hesster1977

I finally took some time and read your whole post here.
Wow.

You got Big 'Un's sawing up your roof for the "T" Tops, amazing job! When I read that I was in disbelief, and very impressed. You could do a whole detailed blog on how you did it
I thought of doing the same thing, but hell, I wont even put a hole in my roof for a CB Antenna.

I can't even remember what the "Stock" engine looked like as I viewed your pics in this thread. I was more into hot rodding (still am) and went immediately down the Mod path - the first thing I did 44 years ago was rip out all of the emissions crap and gut the cat converter.

Also see you got those original tires - that had me chuckle as I still have the original Uniroyal's mounted on the old oxidized snowflakes stashed in my basement.

.Keep the photos of the beauty flowing....

My car is not completely stock. It has a true dual Pypes exhaust with Hooker Super Comp tube headers, rejetted carb, and recurved distributor. It runs much better than brand new '77 would have for sure.

The T-Top conversion was not too bad. Just had to be very careful and take things slow since I was dealing with a nice paint/interior car. I made templates from an entire original roof I purchased from another PY board member. I just could not locate a 4 speed Y82 that wasn't a patched together POS or a $80k show queen. So I took this superb original factory Starlight black 43k mile T/A and built it the way I wanted for FAR less money.

[77 Canamman]

Originally Posted by bhill86

Man, I’m glad I stumbled across this thread. #1, you have a gorgeous car you’re no doubt proud of. As you should be.

#2 I agree on the roof cutting. I figured the same as you, that if hurst did it, I could do it to my 77.

Thank you. I am very proud of it.

[napster]

Sir, you have one heck of a car. Love it.

[77 Canamman]

Happy 6/6

[77 Canamman]

Another show in the books. Awesome weather, and one of the songs played on speakers was East Bound and Down.. It was a good night. Car ran fantastic.

[77 TRASHCAN]

Cool!!!