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05-08-2005, 08:57 AM
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Re: What is Considered a Day 2 Car?
I own an Authenticated Day 2 COPO!! Off went the Smog and Exhaust manifolds and on went the Hooker Super Comp Headers!! and there they remain to this Day!! Lakewood Traction Bars (Painted Black to fool the unsuspecting victims) and a Trio of Stewart Warner Greenline Gauges ala Yenko were also added on that second day off the Lot! Even a Mallory Spark up on the heater box!! Real mcCoy!! Day 2 COPO!!
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05-08-2005, 08:49 PM
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Re: What is Considered a Day 2 Car?
[ QUOTE ]
I own an Authenticated Day 2 COPO!! Off went the Smog and Exhaust manifolds and on went the Hooker Super Comp Headers!! and there they remain to this Day!! Lakewood Traction Bars (Painted Black to fool the unsuspecting victims) and a Trio of Stewart Warner Greenline Gauges ala Yenko were also added on that second day off the Lot! Even a Mallory Spark up on the heater box!! Real mcCoy!! Day 2 COPO!! [/ QUOTE ]And if you restore it I would love to see it restored in the Day-2 trim! With the correct 35 year old components. Sam 
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05-09-2005, 03:08 AM
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Re: What is Considered a Day 2 Car?
[/ QUOTE ]And if you restore it I would love to see it restored in the Day-2 trim! With the correct 35 year old components. Sam [/ QUOTE ] That's how I did mine.
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