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seems reasonable enough to warrant a closer look. Strange no pic of the VIN or door tag. I gotta bite my lip on that engine compartment, though...
That is one heck of a cruise in a classic '66?!?!?!? Have fun!
Jim,
Is that the one from Chicago with deluxe interior?
I imagine it will be for a long while - really looking for the right trade. Not interested in selling it fast/cheap. Not a money needed issue, just thought it would be fun to have a '67.
I heard those avengers were good carbs, and I've been considering buying one for my Kar. What don't you like about it? Was it hard to tune? What's up?
I tried a clone Karb, and it was a very bad experience for me. Looked great, worked poorly. This was from an ex Pony Carb employee. Funny thing is my mechanic asked if it was a Pony carb, b/c it looked like all the other ones he's seen from them, and he never has seen one work properly (his words, not mine). I didn't tell him where I got the carb...
I wanted to take this picture with my Konvertible, with Santa behind the wheel, top down, and the back loaded with presents. Just couldn't bring myself to doing it - too much salt and mess!
I guess the F150 will have to do...
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Hi Jim!
Yea, I have a K code as well. Come with Bob and I to a club event and check us out...
Troy
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Sent you a message.
Mark, you need for 003?? inner or outer, or both? I need clean interior grills...
If you need both for 003, I'm out - you can have them.
Troy
I called two of my local tire shops, and got those same Yoks from Tire Rack locally for the same price - they had to order, but no big deal. This was in July, and they were becomming scarce, but still available at the time. Won't hurt to call your favorite shop to see.
definitely keep white walls, and go with the 205s (my opinion) I just got some myself, and they were Yokohoma Avid Touring. Not expensive at all, either. Do a search as there was a good thread on this within the past year.
Anybody have one? I only need 1 to mount a spare tire.
Camera - Olympus E510 with oly 10x zoom lens (love it!)
weight?? I guess the same as a stock v8 mustang fastback, but a little lighter for the fiberglass hood and hood latch hardware (using a prop rod, and no springs)??? Still has the fold down seat and all the glass. I have a compact spare from a late model Mustang.
Quote from gjz30075Nice photography. Did you take the shots?
Yep, thanks!
What interior did this Y7 have - I'll bet Ivy green/white??? Seems that was a popular combination...Both cars look great next to each other. I wish I had been there, as we would have represented!!
Do you have any more pics of the 2 cars together you can send me? I am having a hard time seeing the difference on these examples...
bored - meaning, I've finished fixing it up and don't know what else to do - time to move onto the next one (: Never satisfied, I guess...it's a sickness (:
Any takers? - I want a '67 with deluxe interior. Will consider red, white, blue (all), green. I'm getting bored with my '65 (it's all done) and am looking for a '67. Will consider complete or partial project. No rust! Not interested in straight sale unless you really NEED my car ($$$)
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Due to differences in monitor calibrations, color temperature during the shooting, and other factors, there is no way to tell a proper shade of a car from a typical photograph. Of course, our eye perceives changes in color temperature when looking at a real car in the sun, haze, clouds, etc..
I think you would have to put two original paint cars side by side in the same lighting at the same time to tell the difference, no?? I think the Moss Green is lighter and more metallic than Ivy Green from the paint mix I got from the current PPG paint codes. Like I said before, my car appears to fall somewhere in between, but leans toward the darker side. In full sun, that's a different story. I try not to shoot in full sun, so that's why my pics all look dark and deeper in color.
Check these out:
'67 DMG, looks just like mine in the sun.
http://mustangattitude.com/cgi-bin/showca…7/1967_00089_02
another:
http://www.mikesclassiccars.net/1967-shelby-gt500-green.php
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Anybody confused as I am yet!?!?
The data plate says Y7, but who knows what color the car is actually painted....When I got some touch up for the underhood area I had to mix the current PPG Ivy Green and Moss Green together to get the right shade, as it is probably somewhere in between since the repaint... My car is a late '66, which also had the original late 66 style washer bag still in place.
