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Where did you and your car go today

qkcuda said:
After spending most of my spare time on my new engine build, I finally started the car for the first time since the fall, and gave it a bath. I had stolen the carb off of it to dyno the new engine, so I stuck some leaner rods in it and headed out to a local car show at the shop where we built the engine. The car ran great. Here are a few B Bodies that were there.

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I really love the color of your car!! I had a 1971 Dodge Camper special truck that color and my new car art project I'm working on will be painted that color.
 
Took the wife and convert, to a local car show at a golf course. Had dinner at the resturant. Then went to Baskin Robins for Ice cream.
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That takes me back to a very good time in my life. Having had two of them, it's easy when I see yours to really miss both of mine. You and I share a love for Coronets and Darts, that's pretty cool!!
If I had a do over, I'd be owning me a GT 340 right now. When I first got my Coronet I was going through my subdivision and a guy stopped me. He noticed the 5.7 emblem and asked to look at the car. He loved the combination and said he had a 69 340, done, that he would like to trade for it. It didn't have A/C and I just got the Coronet, so no was a quick answer. Today, I could definitely think about it!! Thanks for sharing!! Be safe......Ulli
 
Hey-O said:
I replaced that back piece between the tail lights on mine in 1976 or so and it cost me 45 bucks from the dealer!! Try that now!!
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During that era Bob Miller replaced the grille and tail panel on Baby Blue. Each piece was $65. The oem exhaust tips for my first GTX cost $12 each. I should have ordered extras.
 
68BabyBlue said:
During that era Bob Miller replaced the grille and tail panel on Baby Blue. Each piece was $65. The oem exhaust tips for my first GTX cost $12 each. I should have ordered extras.
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If we could go back now, I could use a few things!! LOL
 
Local 1950s diner car show. Was shocked the Coronet brought home best of show. I would have bet the Mod Top Road Runner next to me would have easily won.

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It's nice to see the 66-67 B bodies get some much deserved attention. Your's is a very nice one.
 
Posted this in the "what did you do" thread by mistake... it's late...

Local car show today

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But my favorite for the day was the original Shelby 289 Cobra. Not a kit.

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