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#31
09-10-2004, 09:37 PM
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Re: GoodGuys 2004 muscleCar of the Year
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By the way Canucklehead that is one SWEET LOOKING NOVA! Love the way you did it up.I love to hear those Blowers whine.Very Nice looking ride.I have a friend that has a 41 model Willys with a VERY BIG, almost 600 C.I. BIG BLOCK and a blower and I love riding in that car it is a blast. Bobby Dodson [/ QUOTE ] It's actually a 67 Acadian Sport Deluxe (Canadian built Nova), i did two of them, one is a 66 for everyday use and the 67 sunday driver. 
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#32
09-10-2004, 10:33 PM
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Re: GoodGuys 2004 muscleCar of the Year
Murray, Were there any factory built big block Acadians? I want an Acadian to go with my Beaumont.
James
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#33
09-11-2004, 08:32 AM
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Re: GoodGuys 2004 muscleCar of the Year
Canucklehead,I apologize for the idenity mistake on your Acadian.I have only seen one Beaumont and have heard of the Acadians but never seen one.It looks a lot like a Nova to me,but After closer inspection I can see some differences.Anyway it is a FINE looking Ride,I would be proud to display it at any show.Happy motoring
 Bobby Dodson
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#34
09-12-2004, 08:01 AM
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Re: GoodGuys 2004 muscleCar of the Year
To the best of my knowledge there were no big block acadians, all the ones i found here were all small blocks. I had a friends brother running a 67 ss nova running in the superstock catagory when i was in high school. He held the record in his class, always liked the car and wanted to build one just happen to find the acadian first. 2 of my friends liked what they saw and started building some 67 nova's. I had a real nice 68 Beaumont Sport Deluxe ragtop, all original copper with a biege top and copper interior. Nice car, but only had the 283 in it, little underpowered for my needs. Fun for a daily driver though. Here's a shot of the car when i first found it.
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#35
09-12-2004, 08:22 AM
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Re: GoodGuys 2004 muscleCar of the Year
Here's another shot
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#36
09-12-2004, 08:25 AM
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Re: GoodGuys 2004 muscleCar of the Year
Here's one with my then girlfriend (i'll proablly get this one edited)
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#37
09-12-2004, 08:26 AM
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Re: GoodGuys 2004 muscleCar of the Year
Here's my pitcrew!!
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#38
09-12-2004, 08:29 AM
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Re: GoodGuys 2004 muscleCar of the Year
I blew the engine on a cruise one night and the tow truck driver was so thrilled becouse he has never towed anything so nice and wanted a picture for the shop..............smart ass!
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#40
09-12-2004, 09:02 AM
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Re: GoodGuys 2004 muscleCar of the Year
Too blurry to edit...can you make it a bit sharper so I can see it !!!
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