Almost done 1970 formula 428 pics
05-18-2011, 05:35 PM
#5
not sure was carosel red out of the factory- the thing about paint is when its peeling off you are not afraid to drive it everywhere
yes somone decided to put t tops in it.... it will be fixed in time... at least they used 73 t tops and did not Frankenstein them from a later model that dont belong on that body style. they are probably also responsible for the trans am conversion and shaker fiberglassed to the hood
yes somone decided to put t tops in it.... it will be fixed in time... at least they used 73 t tops and did not Frankenstein them from a later model that dont belong on that body style. they are probably also responsible for the trans am conversion and shaker fiberglassed to the hood
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05-18-2011, 09:32 PM
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not sure was carosel red out of the factory- the thing about paint is when its peeling off you are not afraid to drive it everywhere
yes somone decided to put t tops in it.... it will be fixed in time... at least they used 73 t tops and did not Frankenstein them from a later model that dont belong on that body style. they are probably also responsible for the trans am conversion and shaker fiberglassed to the hood
yes somone decided to put t tops in it.... it will be fixed in time... at least they used 73 t tops and did not Frankenstein them from a later model that dont belong on that body style. they are probably also responsible for the trans am conversion and shaker fiberglassed to the hood
Those appear to be Fisher t-tops instead of Hurst ones, so that puts it at 1977 or later.
05-18-2011, 10:35 PM
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I don't think those are even fisher tops. i think those are a 3rd party brand, cars and custom pr something like that. fisher tops don't come together over the t-bar, you still see some of it from outside the car, on that one they come together.
05-23-2011, 08:55 PM
#11
T-top discussion aside - YUMMY! Very, very nice.
That is a sweet combination, a 428 in a early 2nd Gen!
(Now, all you need to do is find a rebuilt T56!)
My colour suggestion - Screaming Zonker Yellow (circa 1973).
: )
That is a sweet combination, a 428 in a early 2nd Gen!
(Now, all you need to do is find a rebuilt T56!)
My colour suggestion - Screaming Zonker Yellow (circa 1973).
: )
06-21-2011, 02:59 AM
#15
nice its cool to know that they are actually not a Frankenstein job ive got the holley carb on it now and it goes like hell. paint is going to wait a while its nice having no worries about it plus the way i see it. you can get paint to look like new anytime you just have to paint the cer the only way to have paint like this is about thirty years time ha ha.
