Any muscle car fans out there

[Strick]

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Keith Seymore's 1974 Chevy Chevelle - Two Tons Of Fun

When you spend 31 years racing the same car, you amass a knowledge base on that car like no one else. You know every nut and bolt-which ones will strip if you t

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Keith Seymore is committed to honing his skills and his combo for multiple drag racing classes

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I love the big Pontiac cars, especially the GP 2+2s

I have been out to Bethel NC at "Gbodyparts.com" a few times getting stuff for my T-Type Regal. He has over 50 turbo cars plus at least a half dozen of the 2+2 Pontiacs there. The last time I talked to Brian he had bought an old GM plant in Indiana and was going to relocate.

HS

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[Strick]

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About 30 years ago we took an S-3 Laguna similar to your Malibu and removed the drivetrain to fix my brothers old '37 Chevy Truck. I think someone else got the body and made a dirt car from it. I was in much younger skin then and can't remember. That is a nice ride you have there and I saw the ET's you had posted a few days back. Keep her wheelin' man!

Strickland

 

[bucket]

My friends sister had/ probably still has a 66 chevelle Malibu. Beautiful blue and a crisp 327. Her and her dad restored it. I loved riding in that car. If I had a choice it would be a 67 chevelle, Something about that one. Otherwise I want a first Gen camaro or a big A$$ boat GM car up to 72 would be another dream of mine.

I love the big cars. The '65-'70 are mucle car-ish, just bigger. My '70:

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[squaredeal91]

I love the big cars. The '65-'70 are mucle car-ish, just bigger. My '70:

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Lucky!!

 

[89Suburban]

Damn you guys are lucky. Thanks for sharing.

 

[89Suburban]

My '68. 440 4 speed.

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Love it.

 

[squaredeal91]

In high-school I almost got a 69 impala coup. Wanted it so bad and went by to look at it allot on my bike to see if it was still there. My mom was game but dad didn't want me to bring anything els home lol. I already had my first truck and a Chevette lol

 

[Strick]

brown 87 Turbo T Limited.

Brian has a brown Limited T just like the one in your pic. He has it out front and displays some of the replacement parts on it. That is a great looking car you have there sir. I love those G-Body cars; they're a bit small but they drive and handle so well for 40 year "old" cars. I'd take off on a road trip in mine today.

Strickland

 

[Buicknut]

Brian has a brown Limited T just like the one in your pic. He has it out front and displays some of the replacement parts on it. That is a great looking car you have there sir. I love those G-Body cars; they're a bit small but they drive and handle so well for 40 year "old" cars. I'd take off on a road trip in mine today.

Strickland

Unfortunately, that is my old car. I was going to work for Brian but I have too many medical problems due to a motorcycle accident. His knowledge of G-bodies is unmatched.

 

[Strick]

that is my old car.

No stinking way!? I fixed an Elky several years back and when I fixed my T the same contact person was there. When I went to purchase more stuff Brian then told me that the person had health issues and passed away. It takes less than two hours to get to his place and usually I'll ride up for stuff. The car out front definitely is not in the condition as when you owned it. I regret that about the car and definitely about your health.
Brian had a heart attack a few years back and I spoke with him on the phone and email many times. After I fixed my T he asked me to fix a car for him in exchange for an '83 or '84 Hurst Olds. We never got lined up and a couple years back he told me about the Indiana deal. I haven't spoken with him for probably 3 years now.
I hope your health condition improves. I myself had a heart attack on 5-1-2023. Oh to be young and bulletproof again...

HS

 

[WFO]

My 69 Chevelle SS
396, 4 speed, 3.73 LSD

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[Buicknut]

No stinking way!? I fixed an Elky several years back and when I fixed my T the same contact person was there. When I went to purchase more stuff Brian then told me that the person had health issues and passed away. It takes less than two hours to get to his place and usually I'll ride up for stuff. The car out front definitely is not in the condition as when you owned it. I regret that about the car and definitely about your health.
Brian had a heart attack a few years back and I spoke with him on the phone and email many times. After I fixed my T he asked me to fix a car for him in exchange for an '83 or '84 Hurst Olds. We never got lined up and a couple years back he told me about the Indiana deal. I haven't spoken with him for probably 3 years now.
I hope your health condition improves. I myself had a heart attack on 5-1-2023. Oh to be young and bulletproof again...

HS

I think he is over 5 heart attacks now.

 

[bucket]

In high-school I almost got a 69 impala coup. Wanted it so bad and went by to look at it allot on my bike to see if it was still there. My mom was game but dad didn't want me to bring anything els home lol. I already had my first truck and a Chevette lol

My first car was a '69 Impala, a green 4-door hard top. Still have it too, but no pictures in the last 20 years or so.

 

[Clarkie]

Here’s my’72 Buick Stage 1 replica with a 455 and a Muncie 4-speed. I also had a 1987 Buick Turbo T Limited.

 

[Buicknut]

Here’s my’72 Buick Stage 1 replica with a 455 and a Muncie 4-speed. I also had a 1987 Buick Turbo T Limited.

Wow, both cars look great especially the 72.