Newbie in Southeastern PA.
#1
Newbie in Southeastern PA.
Hello Folks,
I picked up a '66 Cutlass convertible a few weeks ago and look forward to working on her over the Winter. She needs floor pans and the typical chrome parts. Your forums seem very informative and I plan to learn a lot more about the car.
I will post some pics and inquiries in the appropriate threads.
Larry
I picked up a '66 Cutlass convertible a few weeks ago and look forward to working on her over the Winter. She needs floor pans and the typical chrome parts. Your forums seem very informative and I plan to learn a lot more about the car.
I will post some pics and inquiries in the appropriate threads.
Larry
#4
Welcome!!
looks nice I am a bit surprised it needs floor pans from that pic does it run ? The front end looks a bit high could just need new rear springs
There are a few members that sell mostly 66/67 parts good luck and remember to have fun.
looks nice I am a bit surprised it needs floor pans from that pic does it run ? The front end looks a bit high could just need new rear springs
There are a few members that sell mostly 66/67 parts good luck and remember to have fun.
#8
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Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 721
From: Orion Township Michigan 30 Miles North of the Murder City
Welcome to the site. Lots of Great people here.
I am holding your Twin Sister hostage here in the Murder City.
I have the same combination.
Great looking car.
Ron Roth
Orion Township Michigan
30 miles North of Detroit
"The Murder City"
I am holding your Twin Sister hostage here in the Murder City.
I have the same combination.
Great looking car.
Ron Roth
Orion Township Michigan
30 miles North of Detroit
"The Murder City"
#9
Thanks for the thread replys and the welcome guys
Thanks for the cowl tag decoding, i do apreciate your help! All of the cowl identifications pan out, the only thing changed from original is the white convertible top. Oldstata, you noticed the front end reaching for the sky. The one of the previous owners replaced the shocks and used big block springs as he was preparing for a transplant. She runs and drives fine, though I am considering upgrading to a 455, adding some fronts disks and a 12 bolt rear.
I bought the car as a cruiser to put down the top and enjoy with my wife and daughter. My original intention was to leave the car original though a 455 would certainly be a tempting. A friend of mine runs a boneyard and has a '67 442 with all of the required components (the 455 is apparently a '69).
Rroth01, did you notice that the 985-B trim doesn't show up on the typical trim cut sheets?
I bought the car as a cruiser to put down the top and enjoy with my wife and daughter. My original intention was to leave the car original though a 455 would certainly be a tempting. A friend of mine runs a boneyard and has a '67 442 with all of the required components (the 455 is apparently a '69).
Rroth01, did you notice that the 985-B trim doesn't show up on the typical trim cut sheets?
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