Congratulations! That's one of the finest looking Lemans I've ever seen. Very tastefully done. 👍👍
Could you tell us about the car?...What's been done to it?
It sounds like you have all the right stuff...plus it's Pontiac powered. Hat's off to you sir.It's a 79 Grand Am with a Pontiac 400, .030 over, #31 cyl heads ported and built by Butler Performance, Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, FAST EZ EFI, TH 400 trans with some good stuff done to it, GN rear with 3.90 gears and True Trac posi.
It sounds like you have all the right stuff...plus it's Pontiac powered. Hat's off to you sir.
I didn't realize that it's actually a Grand Am...my apologies for that oversight. I love Grand Ams.
I see that you're in Staten Island. How do you keep that car so nice living in NY?
I had a few friends that lived in SI years ago....and a girl friend back in high school that lived up in Lighthouse Hill. It was very rural back then. I used to live on the Brooklyn side of the Verrazano bridge.
Nope, gave it up a few years ago, too many rules and cops these days.Anyone goin to Ocean City this weekend???
Do they still have cruise-ins at Master's parking lot? I think it was on Richmond Ave. You do sound a bit younger than me. I remember driving over the Verrazano Bridge (when it first opened) with a few friends in a '57 Pontiac convertible.TY. LOL. Car has been in the garage for a couple of years after the paint. Just got it together. Didn't really start driving it yet. LOL. I've been in SI since I'm 4. Moved here in '76 from Brooklyn.
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