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Fixem'up
Looks nice and dry!
I got a tidbit of history today on the car. I went registries to get the out of province request, and the young lady told me the car was registered in BC until around 86 when it went to Manitoba. She could not give me the data but shared that with me. Gotta love it when car girls work in places like that!
I had to make a new tire well cover. Fortunately I have a few old ones kicking around for a template. I’m very tempted to pull a valve cover to see what the heads are. With the 340 intake and headers and sure grip, it just kinda make me wonder what is inside.
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I just used this “wafer board” I had kicking around. It’s only 1/8” thick. If I was to go buy some I would probably go thicker. But it feels pretty good.Looks great George! What material for the board? My original is saggy...like me it's nearing 57 years old.
Good Looking Car!I just made a trade of vehicles. Some of you know I had a Hemi Orange 71 Challenger RT. After many years of owning it, grandchildren being invented, and general life getting in the way, I decided to post it up for a trade. I really didn’t expect it to happen so quick, but it did. I traded the project and parts and parts car for a 1968 Racing Green Metallic, or Poly, GT. Now whether or not it is the right color is unknown as it is a 20 year old restoration. It had the quarters patched up but the rest appears to have been rock solid at the time, and for the most part still is.
I call this a personalization because I’m not going to do a lot. It needs a drivers floor patch, I will eventually install disc brakes, maybe make them power, probably add shoulder belts and that is about it. At some point it may receive a 340. I would like to vinyl roof it, but that’s a maybe and a bunch of work. That is why I made the trade. I’m getting bored of working on them. Kinda! I’m thinking drive and enjoy. The 273 was replaced by a 69 318 with unknown internals, a 69/70 340 intake, an Edelbrock carb and Headman headers. It’s followed by a 904 and a 7 1/4 sure grip diff. The “two back” PO updated these to BBP so that makes it easy to do discs. It has 16” wheels that I don’t even mind too much! Anyway, blah blah blah. Here it is. That is Stacey driving it into the shop, which coincidentally was moments before a hail storm. I never mentioned I got the car from a “ paintless dent repair” guy!
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