70_Fastback
Hell Bent for Speed
Oh, and that Falcon is AMAZING!
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The Official Hot August Nights Picture Thread
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daveSanborn
Active Member
Crap, now I screwed it up too. You're correct. Remove the "just".
daveSanborn
Active Member
Must be for hauling 2x4"s. It would have saved the guy a lot of work to just buy a truck than to cut into an otherwise healthy goat.
Sacbill
Hard Swinger
"70_Fastback" said:
Not as amazing as the proper spelling of Marine Corps, or so it seems.... :dumas
AtlantaSteve
Active Member
"daveSanborn" said:
Do you think he cut into a goat to make that? I guess I just assumed he took a Tempest wagon and rebadged it as a GTO.
My brother has a '71 442 and he's always wanted to buy a same year Vista Cruiser, painted with the same racing stripes and rebadged just like his 442 and use it to tow his 442.
Steve
DEL65
Of The Morons
"AtlantaSteve" said:
That'd be cool. When I was a teenager my dad had a 72 wood-paneled Vista Cruiser. It did not have the chrome roof rack, so the smooth top looked real clean. If we still had it, like your bro, I'd do a 442 clone, or at least the ram air hood and factory mags.
crustycurmudgeon
Well-Known Member
This is one DEEP steering wheel:
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AzPete
Well-Known Member
Didn't the Imperials of the late 50's have a wheel like that? I kinda like it but wonder how it fits the driver.
Sacbill
Hard Swinger
"crustycurmudgeon" said:This is one DEEP steering wheel:
Looks like it's from a '62 Olds Starfire.
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tarafied1
Well-Known Member
that's what I was thinking too, there is a 72 "SS" wagon here in town, I talked with the guy and that's what he did, cowl hood, SS badges, etc. Looks cool!"AtlantaSteve" said: