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  • The Grey Car: On The Stand

    Grey Car Update: On The Stand

    By on August 18, 2015

    YES. So we finally got the old 403 out of the Grand Prix, and onto the stand.  Once I finally started lifting that out, it...

  • 1987 Monte Carlo SS - A good look at those ghosted flames.
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    Ghost Flames – 1987 Monte Carlo SS

    By on August 14, 2015

    When Robert Rice of Tupelo MS saw this ’87 Monte Carlo SS at his chassis shop, he knew he needed another project, his fourth Monte...

  • 1978 Cutlass Supreme Ad
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    Very Supreme Cutlass

    By on August 13, 2015

    Hey baby, It’s Supreme. Here’s an advertisement for (I think) the ’78 Cutlass Supreme 2-door. I don’t think I’ve ever seen that color combo before...

  • The Grey Car: Pulling the 403

    By on August 10, 2015

    Well, here we are, back at “The Grey Car,” my 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix Brougham.  Like I said in the Introduction post, she’s been in...

  • Malibu Road Trip
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    Chevy Malibu Road Trip

    By on August 6, 2015

    HotRod is getting on board the G-Body train, baby! Check out this first part of what looks like a series where they’re taking a merely-meh...

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    True Survivor: 1983 Grand Prix LJ

    By on July 31, 2015

    Bill LeBlanc’s 1983 Grand Prix LJ is a shining example of a true survivor.  Built in Canada, raised in Wisconsin and now living in the...

  • Devil in the Details: 1985 Buick Regal Custom

    By on July 30, 2015

    I know I’ve seen this 1985 Buick Regal elsewhere before. I’ll be damned if I can remember where, though.  The detail in this build has...

  • 186 Pontiac Grand Prix 2+2

    1986 Grand Prix 502+2

    By on July 28, 2015

    As much as I’m inclined to cringe a bit at the thought of the rarity of the 1986 Grand Prix 2+2 increasing when stuff like...

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    Cars & Concepts T-Top Headliner Repair

    By on July 27, 2015

    One of the most common cosmetic interior problems with these cars is the headliner sagging.  The originals were essentially foam sprayed onto a backing board,...

  • Straight Axle 1979 Malibu? Wat?

    By on July 24, 2015

    Why would you do such a thing? Because you can? Why wouldn’t you? I don’t know.  I do know its definitely unique.  Bangshift gives us...