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Once I switched to non-ethanol in my Toro lawn mowers I didn't have to change the carbs every year. Found it was cheaper to buy a Chinese carb on ebay than to buy a rebuild kit. I am fortunate there is a gas station in town that sells 93 octane non-ethanol. Bought some yesterday at $4.89/gallon.

I don't think the chemical make up of the river would be affected by the flood of Coors light. Once my testicles dropped I stopped drinking Coors light, but I do like an occasional Blue Moon.

That video had to have been made on April 1. I'm pretty sure Mustang guys know more about the subject than was presented in that video. Unfortunately, many people will watch it and take it as gospel and we will be hearing such nonsense repeated as "fact".

and Kojack. Who loves ya baby?

The best Adam 12 episode was when the younger cop (Reed?) took his partner to the dragstrip. It was a story against street racing and the younger cop had a 67/68 Camaro he raced.

You want to see some cool cars when they were new watch I Dream of Jeanie and Bewitched reruns. Lots of SS Camaros and performance Chevys.

1970 is my vote, but I am biased...

x77- as you can see from my avatar, I have a green/green with black vinyl top 70. I also have a Daytona Yellow X77 69 . You have good taste.

The underside looks amazing, especially since it was from Detroit. You are moving right along. I wish my restoration projects moved as fast. Can't wait to see it done.

I had a guy correct me when he asked about my Z28 and i said it was a 70. He said it was a 70 1/2. I tried to explain there was no 70 1/2 model but he just looked at me with this look that I didn't know what year my own car was. Truth was no match for years of misinformed belief.

I agree with 76. I don't know the original poster or Daniel. Pictures will definitely help.

I think there was a law that if you owned a cool car in the 70s you had to take a picture with it to renew your license.Here is mine

This recently purchased McLaren washed out of a garage.

Ram air III parts are expensive and hard to find. I've been looking for the correct carb for a 70 4 speed Judge and the few I found were $4,500 and $7,500. So i started looking for a 70 4 speed GTO carb and those are hard to find. An in person inspection and checking the part numbers on the...

I think that makes sense that the grills were different as opposed to the nose. The book Pontiac Trans Am 1969-1973 by John Gunnell says a slightly longer nose was used on 73s but I have never seen a 70-72 and 73 nose side by side to notice any difference.

I don't think it has a 73 nose. The 73 nose appears a little longer and the grilles are recessed.

I may be biased but I'd buy it. I got my 71 26 years ago and don't regret buying it. Check out the numbers on the block, carb and distributor. The correct carb will cost $$$$ to replace and I believe the distributor is specific to the ram air III auto and manual and is $$$ if you can even find...

What happened? Did the OP have the car inspected? Did you buy the car?

I loved it. I agree with the Jack and the Beanstalk comment. His example of when violence is justified at anger management was epic. The ending was great.

I thought this was going to be about how close we are to so many car events. I agree, some days my backyard looks like a zoo with deer, fox, bobcats, skunk, woodchcucks... no bears yet.