- Sep 26, 2001
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Seems my original post didn't make it through -
My girl is inheriting a '66 Impala Wagon, with a Camaro motor in it. It's a beater and hasn't run in quite a few years, so not sure on the engine issues. I wanted to start a project on it and turn it into a Street Rod. I don't know much about Classic American cars - and just looking for some input. I'm not looking to sell it after it's built, I just want a cool cruiser to roll around in - maybe do a couple of 1/4 runs, if the engine turns out strong. Car is in Phx and have to drive from the bay to pick it up - prob in a couple months, so I have time to plan.
If you have any forums that you'd like to put me on to, please share.
Any advice or tips before embarking, that'd be great too... if the turnout and response goes well, may be able to just make this a classic car thread.
Question right now related to the rims. I like the two styles below. Prefer in a black or gunmetal:
> Who makes the best types of American rims below? (I see American racing a lot.)
> Are these styles called anything in particular?
My girl is inheriting a '66 Impala Wagon, with a Camaro motor in it. It's a beater and hasn't run in quite a few years, so not sure on the engine issues. I wanted to start a project on it and turn it into a Street Rod. I don't know much about Classic American cars - and just looking for some input. I'm not looking to sell it after it's built, I just want a cool cruiser to roll around in - maybe do a couple of 1/4 runs, if the engine turns out strong. Car is in Phx and have to drive from the bay to pick it up - prob in a couple months, so I have time to plan.
If you have any forums that you'd like to put me on to, please share.
Any advice or tips before embarking, that'd be great too... if the turnout and response goes well, may be able to just make this a classic car thread.
Question right now related to the rims. I like the two styles below. Prefer in a black or gunmetal:
> Who makes the best types of American rims below? (I see American racing a lot.)
> Are these styles called anything in particular?