[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Damn car looks like a Villain or some kind of wanted outlaw .
5 years ago in Gboro it looked more like a homeless refugee.
You guys nailed this one down tight !

The body color wheels are really doing the trick with the dog dishes.
Amazing how good it all looks together ,,, even the pepper-spray green.
Very impressed
Congrats to all the involved characters on the big award

Wow Man
Its a Killer Car Scott


Some great pictures from all you guys too. Thanks

[sal70lemans]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

The body color wheels are really doing the trick with the dog dishes.
Amazing how good it all looks together ,,, even the pepper-spray green.

Ha... it was the matched set of XE code wheels that you bought from me that put it over-the-top (I'm kinda proud that something from my car is part of that wonderful resto-job ). Fantastic, beautiful car, Scott... and congrats.

Scott

[Diego]

Originally Posted by bulletpruf

Not sure why but I agree. It's a very common color for 70 but can only think of two other PG round port cars - one Judge (Dan Jensens?) and heard there was another RAIV 70 GTO at the co-vention in Pepper Green.

The other car at the convention was Verdoro.

Roger Wydler in FL has a PG RAIV. I believe the RAIV car for sale at Carlisle last year that was painted OO was also PG too.

Statistically, there should be a good number of RAIVs in Pepper Green.

[bulletpruf]

Originally Posted by The Boss

The RA IV/4spd Judge Convertible that came out of CT was Pepper Green originally and there's another RA IV/4spd Pepper over Black Judge real close to here - also a radio delete car.

I don't quite understand why someone would do a radio delete in a Judge. Maybe if they wanted to install an aftermarket radio, but if you're worried about weight savings, why go with a wing? And those stripes have to add some weight, too!

[bulletpruf]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

Damn car looks like a Villain or some kind of wanted outlaw .
5 years ago in Gboro it looked more like a homeless refugee.
You guys nailed this one down tight !

The body color wheels are really doing the trick with the dog dishes.
Amazing how good it all looks together ,,, even the pepper-spray green.
Very impressed
Congrats to all the involved characters on the big award

Wow Man
Its a Killer Car Scott


Some great pictures from all you guys too. Thanks

Homeless refugee?!?! Hey, man, that hurts! It didn't look bad from 30' away!

As for how good it all looks together, I just love the look and options - RAIV, M21, 4.33, manual drums, manual steering, radio delete, bench seat, and dog dishes. And it's not red or orange! Would love to get it on a scale to see how much it weighs; can't imagine you can get much lighter than this in a 70 GTO.

Thanks,

Scott

[bulletpruf]

Originally Posted by sal70lemans

Ha... it was the matched set of XE code wheels that you bought from me that put it over-the-top (I'm kinda proud that something from my car is part of that wonderful resto-job ). Fantastic, beautiful car, Scott... and congrats.

Scott

Yeah, those wheels worked out well. Clean and straight. Didn't need much work. Right code and think the date code was right where it needed to be, too.

Thanks again,

Scott

[bulletpruf]

Originally Posted by Diego

The other car at the convention was Verdoro.

Roger Wydler in FL has a PG RAIV. I believe the RAIV car for sale at Carlisle last year that was painted OO was also PG too.

Statistically, there should be a good number of RAIVs in Pepper Green.

Ok, I had heard it was PG.

Certainly glad I didn't "go with the flow" and paint my car OO and/or clone it into a Judge or something like that.

I think PG was the most common or maybe 2d most common color in 70, so agree that there should be plenty out there.

Thanks

Scott

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Originally Posted by bulletpruf

Homeless refugee?!?! Hey, man, that hurts! It didn't look bad from 30' away!

HaHa ... lets say 150'

It was loaded on an open trailer wearing an old black enamel paint job.
COVERED in road salt slosh / slobber spray from you dragging it all over the rust belt in foul weather.

Man alive, I was so relieved when it actually cranked right up and i didn't have to push it into a storage stall. lol

Victim of circumstance , was a good car that just needed a good bath.
But got a full blown casa de elegant resto job instead.

Good call on that one.

[bulletpruf]

Here are a few better pics of the beast!

[muscle_collector]

[Mister Pontiac]

Hubba, Hubba!!! Beautiful, Scott...

[OVERULD]

Originally Posted by bulletpruf

Here are a few better pics of the beast!

Scott:

You should name the car ELANE from this picture!

BJ

[bulletpruf]

Getting pimped in MCR! Thanks Darrell and Diego!

[Diego]

:-)

[Held for Ransom]

Saw it and immediately knew it was your car.

[The Boss]

[Bentwheelbob]

Here's a near twin of your car - or a first cousin at least. Reminds me of the old OJ Simpson joke. "Why did OJ want to move to WV? Because almost everyone has the same DNA."

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pontiac-GTO-...US_Cars_Trucks

Good to see you resurface and good to see your car in MCR. It looked great and was a good tribute to all the hard work and effort.

Thanks for your service. I hope all is well with you and your family.

[2002Z4CSS]

Congrats on the magazine coverage.

[gloryrestoparts]

Originally Posted by bulletpruf

Getting pimped in MCR! Thanks Darrell and Diego!

congrats Scott!!!

btw, you cut off my car, but you can see the bumper to the right :-)

[Diego]

Oh, Chris, I forgot to let you know about your car too!

Here's another pic of green car:

http://blogs.hotrod.com/celebrate-50...sen-87653.html