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Where is Mike G. when you need him?
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Where is Mike G. when you need him? ![]() [/ QUOTE ] Tuning his GSS Dart. ![]()
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Many, but not all of the Nickey Super Car conversions from later in 1967-1970 were either L78s or Z28s. Most also had factory 4 series posi.
1971-1973 SSs and Z28s were most prevalent. 1974-1977 Just about anything goes. Even 6 cly conversions. I too would like to know where the A/C story came from. It certainly was not a common practice. Hopefully both Don Swiatek and Ronnie Kaplan as well as a few other techs/ Nickey personnel and VIPs, will be at the Fall Vest Fest to answer questions and bench race with the patrons. |
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Hello... my Uncle owns this 68 Nickey that this article features.... its been in storage pretty much since they did the story...
I saw it today in storage and it looks the same, great condition.... How do you know if it is a REAL Nickey?? |
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