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01-06-2010, 06:13 AM
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Re: Child hood car-pt3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su51vrloYQQ
That shift boot is cool man, nice and old. They don't make them with the old H in them anymore. Do yourself a favor and pop that chrome plate out of the boot, polish it up as best you can, flip the red plastic which is probably very UV faded and re-install the chrome peice. Quick way to sprice up one of your center peices Mr. 4onthefloor!
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Paul III 
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01-06-2010, 07:26 AM
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Re: Child hood car-pt3
I did Armor all all the vinyl on the car and the little chrome piece cleaned up good. I am to afraid of ripping the Boot to make it Really Shiny. As Far as that Shag Rug, I dont have any extra pieces, Wish i did.
P:S-That Nova on a Sunday sounds Choppy!! Music to my Ears 
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1967 Firebird 496 BBC Stroker,M22 wide ratio,Thrush Mufflers Keystone Klassic's with Big&Little's,High Jacker Air shocks.
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01-06-2010, 07:48 AM
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Re: Child hood car-pt3
 Here are a few Hurst Handle's. One is a Dogleg and it has a Tiny Hurst- H on it. A New 3-speed Ball Knob. Also a Hurst Indy Stick and a Free intake  I also scored a HD-Muncie 3speed its HEAVY! And a M-20 Muncie coarse spline.
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1967 Firebird 496 BBC Stroker,M22 wide ratio,Thrush Mufflers Keystone Klassic's with Big&Little's,High Jacker Air shocks.
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