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    8/08/2019 7:43 AM  #1

    wsinsle
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    From: Belle Vernon, PA
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    Found a nice little bash car!!!

    A little out of my price range but thought it was cool.

    https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d/ambridge-1962-galaxie-code-4-speed-tri/6951916221.html


     

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    8/08/2019 9:49 AM  #2

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    Re: Found a nice little bash car!!!

    Honestly, it doesn't seem steep for what it is.  That FE stroker alone cost in the $15,000 range.  Would be fun around town, but not a highway car with a 4 speed and that gearing.  Great at turning regular tires into slicks though I bet!

     

    8/08/2019 10:18 AM  #3

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    Re: Found a nice little bash car!!!

    As much as I like those 'tear drop' hoods.......that would be the first thing I would change!
    Looks great on Fairlanes....Falcons.....63 Galaxies ....not much else.
    Slip an OD tranny in that 'puppy' and drive it to the BASH!!!! (Sure to get a lot of 'passenger ridealongs ')
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    8/08/2019 10:56 AM  #4

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    Re: Found a nice little bash car!!!

    Yeah, that’s a sweet machine. That standard drum brake master cylinder sure looks tiny back there.

    Last edited by Muzz 66 (8/08/2019 11:22 AM)

    '66 Fastback since July 27, 1981. Springtime Yellow, originally a 200 cu in, 4 speed. Also a '92 LX Coupe, 5.0, 5 speed.
     

    8/08/2019 11:32 AM  #5

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    Re: Found a nice little bash car!!!

    That’s a nice looking ride. The quality of his work should help get to his price. Hope he gets there.

    Definitely not a freeway with the gears and 4 speed. Those three deuces won’t help either!!! I do like the factory long tube cast manifolds.

    Mike, don’t let that tear drop good stop you, it comes with a good factory hood.

    John  -- 67 Mustang Coupe 390 5 speed
     

    8/08/2019 2:35 PM  #6

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    Re: Found a nice little bash car!!!

    Inner headlights have to go!  Ram air baby!  I love those big cast aluminum carb covers the T-bolts had too!

    It definitely needs and OD trans.  T56 would be my first choice but probably won't fit in the tunnel, and I wouldn't want to hack it up.  I'd probably build one of my ultra duty T5s for it using Astro or G-Force gears.

     

    8/08/2019 5:47 PM  #7

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    Re: Found a nice little bash car!!!

    6sally6 wrote:

    As much as I like those 'tear drop' hoods.......that would be the first thing I would change!
    Looks great on Fairlanes....Falcons.....63 Galaxies ....not much else.
    Slip an OD tranny in that 'puppy' and drive it to the BASH!!!! (Sure to get a lot of 'passenger ridealongs ')
    6sal6

    I'm not a big fan of those tear drop hoods on any car. I just like the old school look. You can change the rear if you want to go highway. But those cars were made to go 0-60 before the wife could say, " slow the he!! down".

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    8/08/2019 5:57 PM  #8

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    Re: Found a nice little bash car!!!

    wsinsle wrote:

    6sally6 wrote:

    As much as I like those 'tear drop' hoods.......that would be the first thing I would change!
    Looks great on Fairlanes....Falcons.....63 Galaxies ....not much else.
    Slip an OD tranny in that 'puppy' and drive it to the BASH!!!! (Sure to get a lot of 'passenger ridealongs ')
    6sal6

    I'm not a big fan of those tear drop hoods on any car. I just like the old school look. You can change the rear if you want to go highway. But those cars were made to go 0-60 before the wife could say, " slow the he!! down".

    How could you hear her over open headers?
     

     

     

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