Old Dog ready to learn new Tricks
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From: Atlanta, GA
Old Dog ready to learn new Tricks Being of an age that my formative years were spent working on 60's and 70's muscle cars, I am finally ready to make the leap... so to speak.
Have turned wrenches on everything from SBCs, BBFs, Nailheads, Hemis, and restored a number of cars since 1974.
I had been seeking a 1964-1967 GM A-body convertible for the next project and after needing a pace maker after seeing prices for rotted out Chevelles, GTO, Lemans, I finally came across a great condition 1965 Buick Skylark Vert.
With plan to provide a little Pro Touring love, it only makes sense to drop the 300-2V and make it purr like my wife's 2010 Camaro SS.
Will be quite a learning curve, determining the right pull out options, LS variations, drivelines, and of course the every changing world of control module management....
Confident I will have a great resource on this site and any assistance is appreciated.
Eric
Have turned wrenches on everything from SBCs, BBFs, Nailheads, Hemis, and restored a number of cars since 1974.
I had been seeking a 1964-1967 GM A-body convertible for the next project and after needing a pace maker after seeing prices for rotted out Chevelles, GTO, Lemans, I finally came across a great condition 1965 Buick Skylark Vert.
With plan to provide a little Pro Touring love, it only makes sense to drop the 300-2V and make it purr like my wife's 2010 Camaro SS.
Will be quite a learning curve, determining the right pull out options, LS variations, drivelines, and of course the every changing world of control module management....
Confident I will have a great resource on this site and any assistance is appreciated.
Eric
