Newbie from Indy!
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Newbie from Indy!
Hey everyone! Newbie here from Indiana, introducing myself to the forum! I own a 1965 442, built 425, worked "C" heads, Solid cam and lift, hookers, MSD, and a holley carb. The trans is a built 350 and I just finished the install of the Hurst promatic. The rear is a DTS built, Ford 9", 3:73, and strange axles. Im anxious to get it out on the street this year but its been a little complicated with white crap all over the ground since early November! Ill try to get some pics up just as soon as I get it all figured out!!!
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beautiful car , I can see why you want to get it on the road... were suppose to get possibly 2 feet of snow in the next couple of days , but my 72 CS is tucked away in an underground garage , nice and dry....anyhow welcome aboard!!
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Frank: Welcome to CO! Really nice Oldsmobile! I'll chime in with the ice/snow problem this wonderful Tuesday in Texas! Winds blowing like crazy, and temp dropping to 7 by tomorrow AM! Get's above freezing by Saturday. Just looked outside, and the tent/car/cover over the '92 Custom Cruiser (CCRider) has collapsed on her and the little green Escort. Tried to move it all, and tarp on top full of ice/snow. Sure hope it warms up soon, 'cause I ain't goin' nowhere!!!
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Thanks A lot! They are 15s all the way around, but the front is a 6" and the rear is an 8". Actually, ive been getting a lot of flack from fellow CO people because I just changed them to a corvette rallye! I know, I know..... "Those belong on a Bowtie!" But, they do look great! Plus, if im not mistaken, my ignition key does say "GM" on it!! Ill get some pics up when I get it out of the garage! I have decided to keep the olds wheels so that I have some wheel options.....
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