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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
(Post 3945480)
I agree on the mid to late 70's MC's, but have always liked the 70-72 body..
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Originally Posted by FIXX
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
(Post 3949687)
Sweet! Im a big vinyl top fan. My buddy had a Cherry Red 72 with black vinyl top, and black interior. Had the cragar rally wheels. Just a simple, clean, good lookin car. Had the original 350 2 barrel, and he did the usual cam/intake/carb/headers. One day i'd like to get one, triple black with the original buckets and console, TH400 and 12 bolt, and stick a nice mill in it.
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Originally Posted by FIXX
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mine is a 72 oe big block car with the buckets and council,,has the buckskin interior..has the factory tach and the small round gauges like the ss did..rear swaybar and boxed control arms and a 12 bolt t400..down fall open rear end and a 2:73 gear lol..one tire fire for miles lol..46000 miles..Car came up from Georgia back in 1979..garage kept out of the chit.
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I had a neighbor years ago that built a convertible 1970 Monte Carlo, The only place you could tell it wasn't factory was at the base of the top around the trunk lid where he blended a skylark convertible top to the Monte body. Sorry I don't have any pics but it was clean enough to win a couple of local car shows. Randy
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Originally Posted by FIXX
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Roomate and I had this as a college beater...
67 ranch wagon, factory 390 4bbl, factory 3.90 trac lock 9" rear. Did good burnouts :drink: |
Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
(Post 3945480)
I agree on the mid to late 70's MC's, but have always liked the 70-72 body..
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Originally Posted by obnoxus
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And you could get a big block in there !!
http://www.classicmotorcarsonline.co...te-Carlo.shtml [ATTACH=CONFIG]503531[/ATTACH] I could care less about the 305. It's the swivel seats and T-Tops I am after. |
Originally Posted by RT930turbo
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Nice rig! Like the E38 too... little hard to be sure in that small pic, but looks like a sport package car. :coolcowboy:
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