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Thread: Newbie w/ 69 Firebird
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04-09-2006 #1
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Newbie w/ 69 Firebird
Great forum and group of folks. Wealth of technical knowledge and sharing going on. Sorta like a "whole new world" for this old school guy. Been watching, listening and learning for a few months.
Attached 'family' cardomain link below with summary info of car(s). Oldest son wants to go PT with his T/A now; may have created a monster.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/358741/1
Will update with pics when finished. Minitub and front brakes in.....waiting on Budniks.
Hope I can offer some help to folks in the future.
Steve
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04-09-2006 #2
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Welcome to the site. Very nice 'bird. ...and even a dragstip shot. Cool. Is that hood factory or is it one of those raised center ones from Spotts Performance ?
Project "Freebird"
04-09-2006 #3
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Thanks and good eye.
No on the hood being from Spotts, but similar.
I had mine done 12 years ago by Fibertek in Clearwater, FL (used to live near there). They fabbed the mold from my orginal 400 hood. Had to pay for all ($$). About a 3" rise over stock.
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04-10-2006 #4
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Welcome and nice ride.
1968 Firebird. Owed and operated since 1981. 455 5 speed 4 link mini-tubed ect.....
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I like this guy, pictures right from the start. You have been doing your homework! Welcome to the site and hope to see more of your updates.
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