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I assumed they were original, but I can find out for sure.

Green in and out.

Welcome, from northeast of you! Post more pics of the car, please.

Were the chrome pieces on the map pockets only on a certain trim level? My car does not have them, and most, but not all, of the stock pictures on the internet do not have them either.

I believe your "F" is an inspector's punch. Other tags have different letters. (You beat me to it, hunt2elk!)

Damn...

Can I ask a stupid question? Don't the vacuum operated headlight doors stay closed (via vacuum) when the car is off OR the headlights are off (like the '70 Superbird)? On the Superbird, the vacuum reservoir stores vacuum when the car is off, to keep the doors closed. Poorly stored vacuum due...

Great find. One of my favorite cars EVER... ...and I'm still looking for the one below.

Maybe these pictures will provide some clarity:

That could possibly happen.

I'd like to bump this again. I bought the car in 1979, out of Detroit, freshly restored. As the story went, the car was restored out of Minnesota, I believe.

It might be the picture, but I don't see any defroster vent diffusers on the dash, either. It is a beautiful body style, though!

Beautiful ride! Welcome from northeast of THE Motor City.

Welcome from northeast of Detroit. Great job! Beautiful car. I actually had 2 of those, a 440 and a 400, both in Top Banana yellow, and a White 440 - all Rallye packages.

These are so super cool, but seem like a contradiction regarding speed - when speed meant big engines and lightening up the load!

Another fact: CO detectors do not last forever. Their sensors wear out. A model with an LCD display will show an error, when it reaches end of life. A model without a display will give you a series of beeps, to let you know it's time to REPLACE the unit. Normally, (and I said normally, as with...

I was a firefighter for 34 years - now retired. I still tell everyone, CO detectors are just as important, if not more, than smoke detectors.

@Beekeeper: you beat me to it!

From my Superbird restoration back in the 90's. First pic is the original distribution pieces. 2nd is a close up, with the retainer strap partially rusted away. I fabricated one from a piece of thin metal. It is shown in the last two pictures. The strap is squared-off around the block and bolted...

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