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Congratulations to @Fabio Parede and their 1969 Catalina for winning our June Pontiac of the Month! -
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By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
I personally love them!, not only do they look great, people have no idea of what they are.... AND my 64 has the best brakes i have ever had on a drum/drum car. ( my 59 caddy brakes are not as good as the 8 luggers! ) mind you, i have completely rebuilt themincluding painting each drum and hand polishing each blade -
@31Pontiac, thanks! Yes it’s an original Tri power with the 3 speed hydramatic. interesting trivia on the 8 lug availability. So the factory didn’t offer them until 60 but you could buy kits basically after market? -
Forgot to mention that you have a great car. Is it an original Tri-Power car? Automatic or manual transmission?
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