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One of my favorite memories with my dad over the years was driving his 64 FI big tank almost 800 miles to go look at the 65 in the late 80's before it was restored. Went to dawsinville, GA to see it. Got to learn how to drive stick on the way home.
All that really matters is this. Who did you build the car for? If you built the car to how you want it, then who cares what it is called. It sounds like you obviously did not want a Bloomington gold car and that's fine. As long as you enjoy the car who cares. It sounds like the modifications you made are to improve the drivability of a classic car. I think the improvements sound great. As long as the new brakes clear the wheels who cares what wheels are on it. The KO wheels are a great look for these cars.
All that really matters is this. Who did you build the car for? If you built the car to how you want it, then who cares what it is called. It sounds like you obviously did not want a Bloomington gold car and that's fine. As long as you enjoy the car who cares. It sounds like the modifications you made are to improve the drivability of a classic car. I think the improvements sound great. As long as the new brakes clear the wheels who cares what wheels are on it. The KO wheels are a great look for these cars.
you wouldn't happen to know at what mecum they are being sold at ?? I live on l.i. Have seen these cars a few times..i have bought a lot of part from lics,back in the day i would go to his house..hope they go as a collection..
01-19-2018, 10:32 AM
C2 N03 Big Tank Collection Cars for sale
