MCACN High School Reunion 2024

[Derek69SS]

I was particularly fond of the black '55 Delray with the ZL-1 427

[67since67]

By chance, anyone here also in the HS display?? I talked to a lot of people who came by, anyone talk with me whiteout realizing the connection??

Here's mine.

[napa68]

Originally Posted by 67since67

By chance, anyone here also in the HS display?? I talked to a lot of people who came by, anyone talk with me whiteout realizing the connection??

Here's mine.

#badass

[Too Many Projects]

I didn't realize that was Jeff's car... as I was approaching it from the side, I thought "he should back it up a foot or so, onto the incline, and level it from the, normal, sagging springs". Never read the owner board...

Sorry Jeff

[67since67]

Originally Posted by Too Many Projects

I didn't realize that was Jeff's car... as I was approaching it from the side, I thought "he should back it up a foot or so, onto the incline, and level it from the, normal, sagging springs". Never read the owner board...

Sorry Jeff

That stance is on purpose, I believe it's a Carolina thing.

If you would ever ride with Jeff you would understand that this '67 is lucky to be alive.

Here is the story from Jeff's windshield sign.

[Too Many Projects]

Cool story..
Those sagging springs isn't a Carolina only feature. '66-67 A bodies were famous up here for sagging after 5-6 years. I was putting spring spreaders in them in the mid seventies because the owners couldn't get the headlights low enough to see the road. The cars were already so rusty, the owners weren't willing to spend the $75 I charged for new springs from the dealer and install time.