Super Bee Back From Paint

[Fastguy]

Originally Posted by Iron Chef

No worries.





Yep. Especially if you have the T/A 6.6 motor and WS6 Package. My next vehicle (a ways off tho) will be a 1971 or '72 Trans Am with a 455 H.O. and 4-speed. Always loved the '70-'73 front end.

I have a line on a fairly solid 72 Formula 400 4-speed but if I bring another car home, I may be the subject of an intervention.

[Iron Chef]

Originally Posted by Fastguy

I have a line on a fairly solid 72 Formula 400 4-speed but if I bring another car home, I may be the subject of an intervention.

Oh go on...buy it. Then report back to us what motel you're living at.

[Fastguy]

I am trying to thin out the herd and I have too many projects as it is. I know if I buy another hotrod, I'll have my efforts dilluted even more.
I stopped at a yard sale one day, tenants were moving out of the house they rented. I was poking around and found a dusty 1970 TA, white with blue stripes, in an old chicken coop. It was in excellent shape. They didn't know who owned it and I was never able to track down the owner. It might still be in there. About a mile up the road from that is a barn full of Mopars that I may try to score some day.

[BuckyThreadkiller]

Originally Posted by Millenium Vette

I was one of the ones to request pics, thanks Mike for sharing! The car looks great, there is something wild about Mopar muscle.



PS: Is this the one that Bucky broke?

That clutch was old enough to vote.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[Millenium Vette]

Originally Posted by BuckyThreadkiller

That clutch was old enough to vote.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[joecaver]

it looks great

[high desert]

Originally Posted by Iron Chef

Yep. Especially if you have the T/A 6.6 motor and WS6 Package. My next vehicle (a ways off tho) will be a 1971 or '72 Trans Am with a 455 H.O. and 4-speed. Always loved the '70-'73 front end.

Love the early 70's TA's.
Unfortunately, mine doesn't have the WS6 package, but is otherwise fully optioned.