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The Official Hot Rod Thread
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RustyHornet
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RustyHornet
Grandmaster
Survivor car there. Original paint. Owner has had it since the 80's. I am doing a polish and wax to bring back the dead paint and some other minor repairs.
Kool
will you get to take it on a 7,500 rpm power shift ride?
Hot 302 with basically reworked 351 Cleveland heads.
Designed to compete with the Z28, Trans am, T/A Challenger, AAR Barracuda, AMX, and the famous Trans Am Javelin!
I guess pony cars were popular in 1970 ?
will you get to take it on a 7,500 rpm power shift ride?
Hot 302 with basically reworked 351 Cleveland heads.
Designed to compete with the Z28, Trans am, T/A Challenger, AAR Barracuda, AMX, and the famous Trans Am Javelin!
I guess pony cars were popular in 1970 ?
ChristianPatriot
Grandmaster
Man Rusty that is gorgeous.
RustyHornet
Grandmaster
No.... It needs some tune up work, that will come later. And tires, those are 40 years old... Would love to though! The Trans Am series cars are my favorites. Small high winding engines. My kinda cars.
RustyHornet
Grandmaster
She is so pretty. Paint doesn't look bad in the crappy pix, but it's dulled up pretty good. Should clean up very well.
Spent some time prepping the Old's block for assembly today.
Taped every hole. Brake clean and compressed air through all the oil galley's both ways.
Hand wiped all the bearing lands and galley's.
She is oiled and covered.
Taped every hole. Brake clean and compressed air through all the oil galley's both ways.
Hand wiped all the bearing lands and galley's.
She is oiled and covered.
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
I need to get some towels to clean up the drool. That is a beautiful car...always loved that grabber blue. Somebody remind me why they don't build cars like that anymore.
RustyHornet
Grandmaster
That doesnt sound near messy enough. We power wash the blocks before assembly. Every nook and cranny. Makes a mess, but really disturbes all the dirt and debris.
RustyHornet
Grandmaster
I'm really excited to get my hands on it and bring it up to what it really should be. Sad they don't make them like this anymore....
This block was boiled and painted already.
I still pulled some crap out of it.
If It was raw we would have been down to the wrecker shop using the steam jenny.
RustyHornet
Grandmaster
thunderchicken
Grandmaster
Just like a good paint job with engine building you gotta have exceptional prep work
Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
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Sweet but mine was much faster.
Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
I had a 69 Impala. 300 HP 350 with TH350
pure stock except for rebuilt trans with shift kit. The second gear bark was cool.
I had the lid on the air cleaner turned upside down and the quadrajet sounded pretty sweet when you stood on it.
The car even had fender skirts on it
pure stock except for rebuilt trans with shift kit. The second gear bark was cool.
I had the lid on the air cleaner turned upside down and the quadrajet sounded pretty sweet when you stood on it.
The car even had fender skirts on it
I remember the air breather trick. The car actually picked up a bit by doing that.
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