SirReveller
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Thanks Dino. Yep just browsing for now but plan on something by May. I agree on the wheels: on the fence mehself. A lil too modern. I got an email in to the guy inquiring what hp/torque numbers his "modifications" may have achieved.
And boys: three on the floor while blaring four on the floor! ..and Zeppelin.
Never driven one, but a friend of mine had one years ago and he enjoyed driving it. Its definitely more of a cruising car than a sports car, as its a bit on the heavy side at 3500-3600 lbs, and has a 3 spd auto, with 210 for horsepower. However, they do make about 300 ;b/ft of torque reasonably low in the RPM range so it could still be fun. 4 seats definitely makes it family friendly and might get passing marks from the wife. Going out with the whole family and enjoying the car, might have greater value with respect to your home life, and it might get more use also, than if you got a more dedicated sports car with 2 seats.
Overall, I like the looks of this car, but I don't like the wheels for it. They look like they belong on something more modern. I'd rather have wheels that looked more period correct (although, maybe in a more modern size). Also the stance looks odd over the rear wheel arch (not sure if its just the angle of the photo) or due to the size of the wheels, or because someone has already modded the suspension.
Definitely, something to drive before you buy...especially if you have never driven a car of that vintage.
Thanks Dino. Yep just browsing for now but plan on something by May. I agree on the wheels: on the fence mehself. A lil too modern. I got an email in to the guy inquiring what hp/torque numbers his "modifications" may have achieved.
And boys: three on the floor while blaring four on the floor! ..and Zeppelin.