Re: OT-Special edition vehicles

In the area of Pa where I live:

You get to see one every once in a while, it always brings a smile to my 
face.

There's a 73 Vega GT locally, you see it in the summer a few times every 
summer. The reason it isn't dust yet, is because it had the Ziebart
process 
done on it, the guy opened the hood and showed me the plugs on the
fenders.

Nice car, with A/C and all.

RK
"Steve W." <csr684NOT@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Refinish King wrote:
>> Duckworth was one of the engineers associated with that:
>>
>> I forgot where the Cos part of the name came from, but awesome running 
>> Vega engines. I've had the pleasure of driving many.
>>
>> RK
>> "RetiredFF" <lbatter@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>
>>> "Mike Dobony" <sword@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> Cogsworth Vega.
>>>> Mike D.
>>> Just a correction- that should be Cosworth
>>>
>>> -- 
>>>
>>>
>>> Larry
>>> larrysnatureshots.com
>>
>>
>
> I had a 75 1/2 but got stupid and sold it. They were a nice vehicle in
the 
> Black&Gold. Handled well and had a few industry firsts. First DOHC of 
> domestic production, first use of EFI by GM. They also had stainless 
> exhausts.
> I wouldn't mind finding an optioned out 76 for a good price but there
were 
> only about 3500 produced for 75/76 so they are a bit hard to find.
>
> -- 
> Steve W.
> Near Cooperstown, New York