Dennis
Retirement project
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Racer
Joined: Oct 2022
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From: Freeport , New York
Retirement project
I bought my 67 in 1975. After some drag racing in high school with it I pulled it apart and it sat in the garage since. Late 76. Now I want to put it back together ( tons of other drag and circle track cars have come and gone since then), is there ny way to trace this car back to new? Also, anyone in the New York are have a set of clutch and brake. Pedals for a C2? Thanks
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Sounds like a great project. You could also pull the fuel tank and see if the build sheet is attached. That will give you a great starting place in piecing together the history of the car. I see you are from Freeport. I used to take SCUBA charters out of there in the 70s. Let's see some pictures. Jerry
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Racer
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From: Freeport , New York
Thread Starter
Racer
Joined: Oct 2022
Posts: 466
Likes: 125
From: Freeport , New York
Sounds like a great project. You could also pull the fuel tank and see if the build sheet is attached. That will give you a great starting place in piecing together the history of the car. I see you are from Freeport. I used to take SCUBA charters out of there in the 70s. Let's see some pictures. Jerry
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