[SD73]

Originally Posted by 71GP76TA

This was posted over at Classical Pontiac a while back. Notice the California plates.

I've seen that car before too. The interesting thing as I recall is it's another NorCal car in the same vicinity, same color, and bird delete. I wonder if that car was there at the same time mine was in that neck of the woods? That would have been an interesting show down.

[SD73]

Hey guys, I just wanted to update this thread to a story a member here did on my car. Bob Wicker who runs pontiacsonline.com put this together. Many thanks, Bob! It also has the lastest pics of my car and a little more behind the scenes info. Enjoy!

http://www.pontiacsonline.com/73%20SD.htm

[Brewster]

Awesome documentation on that duty and I LOVE the added touch of the license plate frame.
Pretty darn original and notice only one screw wrong in the motor compartment. Its where the air horn meets the plastic transition to oval flex hose.

Sorry, had to pick out that one screw since its the one Im looking for.
Would like to see that car in person sometime ?

Thanks for sharing and it would make a great read for HPP magazine.

[eaglesan13]

Way cool!

[SD73]

Originally Posted by Brewster

only one screw wrong in the motor compartment. Its where the air horn meets the plastic transition to oval flex hose.

Really? That looked to have been an original screw. I'll have to keep my eyes open for one now. Thanks. BTW, anytime your in SoCal you're more than welcome to visit.

[GREGGDOG]

Wow, that is colossal!!! Great tribute page Rich!

And yes, it is even NICER in person, Especially from behind the wheel.

[SD73]

Originally Posted by GREGGDOG

Wow, that is colossal!!! Great tribute page Rich!

And yes, it is even NICER in person, Especially from behind the wheel.

Says the man with a legendary Brew 4spd to a lowly white auto. guh