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Hi,
Great looking car. I would love to have that car down here on the
show circuit. I'd have to make a tape telling everybody what it is.
Most of the idiots at car shows know everything, this would fool
them a bit. But I'll bet someone would come up to me and say:
I HAD ONE JUST LIKE IT BACK IN THE 70'S!!!
How many times have we heard that line!!!
Anyway, good job on that car!!!!
Ken
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1968 Nova SS- 355CI./400 HP
12Bolt w 4:10- 4Sp. Muncie
The aluminum trim on the 68-69 Acadian Grilles are held on with clips. It is a standard Nova grille otherwise. I have only seen one pair of grille bars for sale in the last 8 years or so since owning my 68. (still don't know why I didn't buy them??)
There does seem to be more Acadian parts still around out in BC though.
I've had my 8.2 10 bolt for 15 years.( only upgrade is gears)
Beat the snot out of it on the street, zero issues.
Wouldn't take it to the track tho haha
Very Nice ride! Me likes!
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'67 Acadian
388sbc 500+ hp/tq
3,048 lbs w/ 10 pt cage & all steel body
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