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Thread: My Riv will finally get finished
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03-05-2009 #21
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Right on.. Is that a nail head?
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03-05-2009 #22
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Can't beat the look of multi carbs. But fuel injection is too nice for sure!
So, go with the MoonJection throttle bodies that look like a multi carb setup. Six two's would be the bomb on that !
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03-07-2009 #23
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yea its a 425.
Originally Posted by Serpa69
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07-20-2010 #24
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well I got my Riviera back this last week. It still needs more detail work. I guess this car is cursed.
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07-20-2010 #25
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sweet ride Bill.
I don't know anyone with a Riv without a curse. Price for owning a wicked looking car I suppose.
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07-21-2010 #26
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Id take being cursed for owning that beauty. Im a huge Riv. fan and thats one fine specimen.
My 69 Camaro, My first car and I still have her 18 years later!
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07-21-2010 #27
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love it!!!
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07-27-2010 #28
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Let me know if you need to part with it. HA HA. Bad Ass.
i still regret not getting the '65 my uncle had for sale 15 years ago......
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07-27-2010 #29
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Great looking Riviera. That is a cruiser I want to build one day for sure. How much tire will they take?
Stephen
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07-28-2010 #30
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I never knew I liked Riviera's, til I saw that car! Definitely doesn't look cursed to me.
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09-10-2010 #31
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Bill, post more pics! I could use the inspiration. My 65 project is about to begin at RPM Hot Rods in Warrendale, PA (rpmhotrods.com). I'm in search of a LS2 or LS3 take out with a 6 speed.
1965 Buick Riviera GS, the next project.
1964 Impala SS, 327, P/G, Ride Pro-E, 20's, disc brakes, Kustom paint. Reluctantly 4-Sale.
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09-10-2010 #32
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oh yeah, can't wait to see that. Please post up some pictures in the projects section. Originally Posted by kstompaint
heres my 65 just waiting on interior parts and time to get into it again.
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Now that is one sick looking car Pal,,,, Congratulations it is awesome... Originally Posted by Billtvegas
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09-11-2010 #34
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Love seeing all these Rivieras.
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09-11-2010 #35
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Great looking cars, but I never seem to see that many of them
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