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Sam, in my book performance always comes before paint

Nice and original, whats your plans for the Engine Miles?

Not a lot just yet. The motor is a fresh build and I need to run it in
Beyond fixing up the interior, I might change the rear diff for one thing more sprightly, but that's way down the list at present.

Been looking at the pics you posted again Miles....really love your car mate....Ive never really looked closely at the lines on anything beyond 70/71 to be honest and Im glad I have now.....its FANTASTIC!!

Cheers Steve

Looks a perfect fit for you Miles - bet your Josh'll love cruising round in that. But if you tell me that fits in your garage I aint gonna believe you! Has to be time to extend??

Only thing I dont like is the turn down pipes - was it Californian originally?

Simon,
No ot don't fit the garage! I need to flog the Buick to extend the garage.
car is from South Carolina with just two, not so careful American owners!
The car is unmessed with and original. Just wish the weather would cheer up as I've got some sorting out to do with brakes and electrics. Not a lot, but rain stopping play currently

No rush - plenty of fettling time over winter. Looking forward to the run up to the Nats next year: got to be a good target to aim for in getting it reliable Glad rain has stopped play - means you can do that truck piece

As we've discussed via PMs Miles you've got a cracking car there and the patina is the borrocks.

Just keep the Gibbs flowing and the car will long outlast an old godger like you!

Can't promise anything but I know the wheels on my old Charger are languishing away doing nothing. They'd look the nuts painted Petty Blue with Plymouth caps. You'd then have to patinate the rims to match of course

Let me know if you're interested and I'll follow it up.

Hi Jem,
Thanks for the kind words, mate. And yes I would REALLY like cop car/poverty rims on the car. I've been searching since I put a deposit down on the car a month or so back!
Let me know what you find
Cheers

if you squint a bit ,it looks like a duster,much better looking car

Unlike most Terry, I fell in love with Mopars by wanting a Duster. When I was about 19 I saw an article about the 'best bang for the buck' Mopar and wanted a Duster. that's why I had my old Dart Sport for years. this new car essentially replaces that 'need'!

Petty blue, a great colour.
Mick

It is, Mick, thanks.

pretty sure that superbee at 15 large need to be played with to stop it stalling on you, thats why being a proper 2 foot driver works there aint no car i can,t keep running and driving once in gear,,,,,,

Me too Dunc, but I shouldn't have to. My first and only test drive required the two foot shuffle at the traffic lights. On a crammed up racer of course, but that's not what I have. There will be a solution in time, I'm sure.