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I'm a new member to this forum as of this evening, but have been avidly reading posts here for several years, first off want to say Thank You for all of the assistance that I've received via these forums!
I'm the happy part-owner of a 1977 Coupe that my dad purchased with 11k miles on it in 1978 (he's the other part-owner). He's been able to hang onto her ever since, and through thick and thin she's resided with us ever since I was born in the early 90s. White with a red interior, this girl is virtually all original and almost completely stock with except for an open element air cleaner, cat delete, new carpeting installed in the early 80s, and an aftermarket Sanyo cassette deck that Dad put in shortly after he bought it. Never seen snow but seen a few rain showers, this baby even wears her original factory paint! She's got some interesting options, including the tilt/telescope steering wheel, factory air conditioning (still works!), and even cruise control (still works, but chain broke so gotta fix it).
We've driven it off and on over the years, but since I graduated college I've been driving it more and more with my car-loving buddies, and over time I've been tuning her up and replacing parts as needed. Below is a couple pictures of her alongside my daily driver, my beloved 2013 ATS:
Anyhoo, glad to join and look forward to communicating with yins!
Tim
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Greetings and Salutations!
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