I'm trying to keep this tech, although it hardly is. Just trying to make a point that sometimes you can benifit from a "stock" (or at least mostly stock in my case) appearance.

The Georgia F-body Association had a "Spring Fling" get together, and SpeedVision's "American Muscle Car" was there, and they shot some footage of my car, since it has a mostly stock looking 305 TPI. Will I be on TV? Probably not, but I'm honored that I was considered.




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[This message has been edited by GMTech (edited March 12, 2001).]

 

GMT,

Looking stock is O.K. - only WE know what is under the rocker covers, and we're not telling...



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[This message has been edited by Vader (edited March 12, 2001).]

 

I prefer to keep my car looking as stock as possible. Good luck Bernard, maybe we'll see you on SpeedVision.

 

Vader,

You stole the pic I took of your car at US41

 

i have stock appearing, and stock location gas and brake pedals, everything else is changed.

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