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fasstasheck · #61 02-24-2007, 08:55 AM

67 Cougar:
69 Eliminator Hood Scoop, Black Chin Spoiler, Black 69 Mach 1 Spoiler, Matte Black Hood, Pale Yellow Paint, Side Exhaust, Black Bassett D-Windows w Hoosiers, basic stock interior with roll bar and harnesses. T-5 Swap... Manual Steering... Mustangs Plus Handling Kit, and a high-winding 289 with a carb... kind of a vintage racer/ musclecar with a little NASCAR influence. Nothing fancy... just a car to beat the snot out of and cruise a little. we're talking home prep and Earl Scheib paint here...

Never really thought about doing a Coug before.. but my dad's friend has one he wants to get rid of thats solid and complete... so who can resist free cars? Not I...

**camcojb** · #62 02-24-2007, 10:19 AM

well, since this old thread got revived, how about a 1970 Maverick G-machine or even as a track car driven on the street?

Jody

awr68 · #63 02-24-2007, 10:33 AM

Well the wife gets the next one and she wants a truck...she has a thing for older trucks! But of course it would get the g-treatment if I have anything to do with it! Oh and I will use a LSx next time as well!!

I'm thinking an early 40-50's truck on an AME frame using C5 suspenion, Shrifter kit, large brakes, VA, usable but supportive seats, and of course Fikse wheels! I think it could be cool and I'm sure it would keep me out of the dog house for quite a while! Now off to the store to get lottery tickets!!!

novanutcase · #64 02-24-2007, 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slow4dr

Your next project sounds a lot like my current one minus the full chassis, full slicks, engine, dry sump, aero package, comp body, weight, & seq trans.

X2....

*****EDIT***** Minus the full chassis, dry sump!

'69 C-10
'69 Camaro RS

**CraigMorrison** · #65 02-24-2007, 10:44 AM

What it is going to look like, and what it looks like now......

Really traditional hot rod, with PT-car underpinnings. 3-link, adjustable C/O's, our IFS front or C5, power steering, ZZ4 with tri-power, tuck & roll. It should be a fun mix of old and new. This is my wife's car and has done all the design ideas for the car.

oorange67 · #66 05-21-2007, 04:04 AM

Selling my 67 camaro..... I will be updating my 71 cougar XR7 vert from a cruiser to a dare to be different g-machinewith rrs coilovers and a 3 link rear, Brembo brakes, and putting heads and cam in my FI 5.0.

G-Body · #67 05-21-2007, 07:50 AM

Great ?... I have had this idea brewing for some time to do a really light weight style street car kinda like a overpowered go cart of sorts,
And not really a big tuner wing type fan but would love to do a new toyota yaris witha a complete tube chassis and an ls-2 in it all under the hood and maybe even chopped top but would be a blast with big roller's onit for hndling and just flat out fun heres a quick sketch i put together for the cost and power to weight would be way fun....

Jay Hilliard · #68 05-21-2007, 08:18 AM

I always have liked the 80-81 corvettes. I would love to own another 80, but update suspension and drop in a LS2 and T56. Its not old school yet, but it would a very nice cruiser.

Smack_talker · #69 05-21-2007, 09:47 AM

Mind you that this list chages daily...

1)1970 Chevelle SS (never should have sold my 70 SS 454 LS6)
2)1982 Mustang GT (another one I should never have sold)
3)FFR Cobra
4)1970 Super Bee wagon.
5)NASCAR 1986-88 Monte SS
6)Old school NASCAR big ford, Galaxy, Torino
7)69-70 Cougar Eliminator recreation

**Sales@Dutchboys** · #70 05-21-2007, 02:15 PM

70-73 camaro