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My first Pontiac was dragged out of a back yard in Oklahoma.....

JLarge
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17 minutes ago, JUSTA6 said:

Pic's are much appreciated. You will find them useful as well for Numbers or pic's of parts.

And as a referance in months/years to come !!

i keep flipping back to 2020 and looking how mad i was to fix the smashed wreak that my 64 was !!!

jason, here some inspration for you :cheers:

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and yesterday .....

 

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      A few pics after cleaning up the rear seat. the front seat had been left outside for many years so it got ghetto restored. I'm still trying to get four tires that will hold air. 

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      The engine code is easy. 28P is a 303 HP 389 engine tied to an automatic transmission with air conditioning. Heads should be 9773345. Compression ratio is 10.5:1. Anything from a one to four barr

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    1 hour ago, Frosty said:

    The engine code is easy.

    28P is a 303 HP 389 engine tied to an automatic transmission with air conditioning. Heads should be 9773345. Compression ratio is 10.5:1. Anything from a one to four barrel carb on it. It has a Pontiac 472 spec camshaft.

    404256 should match the last six digits of your car’s VIN. If it matches, you have a numbers matching car. That means this engine is the original engine this car was born with.

    Wow! Thanks Frosty. Can you share how I can find that info myself?

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    53 minutes ago, 64 kiwi boni said:

    And as a referance in months/years to come !!

    i keep flipping back to 2020 and looking how mad i was to fix the smashed wreak that my 64 was !!!

    jason, here some inspration for you :cheers:

    boni.JPG

    boni 2.JPG

    and yesterday .....

     

    64 jan 7th.jpeg

    That's really cool that you put that car back on the road! That was a brutal hit though!!

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    Great score bro! We do appreciate you taking all the pics man. 

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    12 hours ago, JLarge said:

    That's really cool that you put that car back on the road! That was a brutal hit though!!

    Enough to write off the chassis and put dents in the lower dash where the drivers knees went on impact ! hahaha

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    Google Wallace Racing Drag Racing Pontiac

    You should see a link about blocks, heads, carbs 

    , etc.

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