It's not your high horse power muscle car but I also own a 1967 Ford Fairlane XL500 289 C.I.:giveup:
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It's not your high horse power muscle car but I also own a 1967 Ford Fairlane XL500 289 C.I.:giveup:
Attachment 12999I have a 1971 ELCAMINO SS 454 LS5 BB A/C A3 12 Bolt Locker With 4:10 all stock That my brothers 1970 Super Bird 440 4 BBl A3 All original unrestored :Patriot:
1969 CAMARO SS 555CID BIG BLOCK, 1972 CHEVELLE '' 42K RIGHT MILES '' the camaro is fast but too much cam for the street , the chevelle is slow but a nice cruiser
A few more of Black Sunshine - (Thanks to Mr. Lous)
http://home.comcast.net/~mrluoss/GTG054.JPG
http://home.comcast.net/~mrluoss/GTG057.JPG
http://home.comcast.net/~mrluoss/GTG151.JPG
joerockhead - DAMN, that car looks good!
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A few more of Black Sunshine - (Thanks to Mr. Lous)
Thats a awesome looking car!
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Originally Posted by joerockheadA few more of Black Sunshine - (Thanks to Mr. Lous)
looks great!
Thanks for the Compliments!! Yeah, I love it!! She is a fun car to cruise in!
I have a '69 GTO Ram Air IV, '69 GTO Ram Air III and '65 GTO Tri Power. I am in the process of restoring all of the cars but the RA IV is tops on the list as it was my Dad's original car and it's the fastest ;-)
Ram Air IV'S are my favorite!!!:happy:
Post some pics please!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by lilhotrod96
I have some pictures on Motortopia.com and will try to post a journal on there this week so that I can update the restoration process as I go. I am lilhotrod on that site. May try to upload some on this site but my computer is realllllllllly slow.
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They are my favorite too!!!!! But I still want a 73 Trans Am 455 SD for my collection :-)
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That makes two of us!!Plus a million more.(LOL):drool:Quote:
Originally Posted by lilhotrod96
You can NEVER have too many!!!
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Here's a pic of my Brewster green '73 T/A, loved that car, wish I still had it, bought it new. I did really want an SD but they were really hard to find.Quote:
Originally Posted by lilhotrod96
What city you live in AL? I lived in B'Ham when I bought my T/A.
http://glenscars.homestead.com/files/73_TA.jpg
70 to 73 Birds are AWESOME!!!:yup:
I have a friend whose brother had 2 SD's that were featured in HPP. Unfortunately he didn't realize how much they would eventually be worth and he sold them. One of them was Brewster green. I am in North Alabama, about 20 minutes outside of Huntsville. I want a '73 455 SD, white with blue screamin' chicken and either white or black interior. Manual is a must, don't care for other options, I don't want anything dragging the horsepower down ;-) Gee,,,, I don't want much do I?? :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by 2KWS6TAHere's a pic of my Brewster green '73 T/A, loved that car, wish I still had it, bought it new. I did really want an SD but they were really hard to find.
What city you live in AL? I lived in B'Ham when I bought my T/A.
I agree!!!! I used to like the 77-78 the most until I started reading more and researching more about the 70-73's. My goal is to one day have one. It may not be a 455 SD but hopefully something close.Quote:
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Here is a picture of our 1955 Chevrolet Bel-Air 2 door sedan. original un-restored, 77,000 actual miles.
http://www.mustangmods.com/ims/u/3587/8834/179423.jpg
