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Old 09-12-2015, 06:40 PM
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Default My home built 1970 lemans build...

Sorry for the dumb thread description. I can not figure out how to change it. Any help would be nice.

About the car:
I bought this car 3 years ago with the intentions of doing someting with it. Long story short things havent gone as planned. now that I have a house with a garage things will be moving along. The car is a michigan car with rust. car does not run. Car has a column shifter and floor shifter, this may have someting to do with it not running. lol

a little about me:
I'm 35 and a bricklayer in the metro detroit area. This is my first car I have built/restored. My plan is to do as much of the work myself as possible.

Plan for the build:
ls2/t56 combo
sc&c touring-plus suspension package
chevelle 12 bolt
wheels(undecided)

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Old 09-12-2015, 09:05 PM
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Great to see another classic Pontiac. An excellent candidate. Enjoy the journey. If you need anything for it in regards to OEM components be sure to check out amesperf/max performance.com it is the old Performance Years.com web site. Ames Performance now owns Performance Years but the forum over there will be a great resource of information for you. Make sure you get the Ames parts catalog for your project, excellent products. Tim john---
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Old 09-12-2015, 10:04 PM
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I changed the title to what your first post had, if you want it changed beyond that let me know. Welcome to the site.
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Great to see another classic Pontiac. An excellent candidate. Enjoy the journey. If you need anything for it in regards to OEM components be sure to check out amesperf/max performance.com it is the old Performance Years.com web site. Ames Performance now owns Performance Years but the forum over there will be a great resource of information for you. Make sure you get the Ames parts catalog for your project, excellent products. Tim john---
Thanks for the info Tim. I have been doing tons of reading and research. I have ordered a couple different catolgs. I have a national parts depot local that may make things easy.
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Old 09-14-2015, 07:57 AM
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Welcome to the site! Sounds like a fun project. Good luck with it!
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You can make this a very good looking car!

I'm somewhat biased as my Mom had a '69 Lemans that could have been considered my real drivers ed car. Dukes of Hazzard had no influence.....honest.

Your tires are quite the oxymoron too.
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71 Lemans?
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71 Lemans?
It's titled as a 70, but has the 71 front end. This is how i purchased it. If it had the 70 front end i wouldn't have bought it. I like the 68 &69 front ends, but there is something about the 70 i just don't like.
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