I'd like to introduce myself and express my sincere thanks for this site and its wealth of technical knowledge and resources. I have a '71 Cutlass Supreme Convertible that I'm in the process of restoring. I actually started with a very nice 57K mile car, but I don't have the "if it isn't broken, don't fix it" gene! My car was originally Code 43 Lime Green, but was painted red many years ago. It came out of one of those collector car museum / retailer places and had the usual touch-up what you can see things done to it. Well, it's coming off the frame and being properly restored now!

 

Welcome....I know all about the if it is not broken fix it anyway gene When I started to pull the body off my 65K mile survivor there are some that called me nuts.

 

Welcome to CO, sounds like a solid plan, good luck.

 

Being nuts is part of the requirements for owning and restoring our toys so your in good company. Post some pictures please

 

Welcome from another '71'er. This site has not only helped me, but also encouraged me to get on with my restore project. Can't wait to see pics.

http://photobucket.com/colby1971cutlassvertrebuild

 

Yummmm, lime green I have a 69 Cougar that is the original metallic lime green.

 

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If he likes girls better than football.

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