Going back to Old School style NYC area
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Going back to Old School style NYC area
Hello Members.
My names Frankie. I am the co-founder of Northeast Avalanches and after getting married and well,Life happens... I have decided to pick up a vehicle that has been sitting in my Mothers garage.(I had picked this up around 12 years ago).It is my 1974 Laguna S-3
350c.i.d. 350Turbo trans 3:73gears.I had become bored with supercharging full size trucks. so I decided to go back to old school building.I have to admit,when I was younger,I wouldn't think twice to rip out the entire A/C system to make the engine bay look cleaner .Now I want the the nice cool ride along to dependability,so it's gonna take time but I figure with this site and knowing what I know now.I think she's gonna turn out nice. .To all the Mods on this site,Keep up the great work and for anyone needing advice on Avalanches/Silverados/Tahoes etc.I'll be more than happy to help. . Take care folks.
Frankie #7
My names Frankie. I am the co-founder of Northeast Avalanches and after getting married and well,Life happens... I have decided to pick up a vehicle that has been sitting in my Mothers garage.(I had picked this up around 12 years ago).It is my 1974 Laguna S-3
350c.i.d. 350Turbo trans 3:73gears.I had become bored with supercharging full size trucks. so I decided to go back to old school building.I have to admit,when I was younger,I wouldn't think twice to rip out the entire A/C system to make the engine bay look cleaner .Now I want the the nice cool ride along to dependability,so it's gonna take time but I figure with this site and knowing what I know now.I think she's gonna turn out nice. .To all the Mods on this site,Keep up the great work and for anyone needing advice on Avalanches/Silverados/Tahoes etc.I'll be more than happy to help. . Take care folks.
Frankie #7
OLD NO.7 Avalanche- G3GM Member
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Welcome No.7, I think it's great to see a guy reviving another Laguna, let us know if we can help.
PS-MANY picture hounds around here-HINT HINT
PS-MANY picture hounds around here-HINT HINT
Roadcaptain S3- Donating Member
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Ayyy Welcome to da site Frankie!
Yes we are picture hounds around here. So what are your plans for the car?
Yes we are picture hounds around here. So what are your plans for the car?
The Dude- Management
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Re: Going back to Old School style NYC area
welcome
would love to see some pictures when you can
would love to see some pictures when you can
77malibu77- G3GM Senior Member
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welcome aboard.
BTW--hope to see some pics soon.
BTW--hope to see some pics soon.
1973 454 MONTE- Donating Member
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Hey! Another guy from NY. Welcome !!
I am upstate in Brewster.
I see you are into Chevy trucks,here a pic of my friends 93 Crew cab its just about done the bed will be on soon.
I am upstate in Brewster.
I see you are into Chevy trucks,here a pic of my friends 93 Crew cab its just about done the bed will be on soon.
ant7377- G3GM Addict
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Welcome aboard. My daughter and I are restoring a 1974 Laguna also.
Laguna Budman- G3GM Enthusiast
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Thanks all for the warm welcome. These are just pics as I got her when I pulled her from my Mothers house (she's been sitting for bout' a decade).Plans are modernizing it (update interior) but keeping outside retro. also Sidepipes are going on as a "Baldwin" tribute. I will keep everyone updated, as I go. #7
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here's another.#7
OLD NO.7 Avalanche- G3GM Member
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me likey,
What ya got planned for it?
What ya got planned for it?
Roadcaptain S3- Donating Member
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Well if you plan to go retro, Keystones would probably be the way to go so that basis is covered. I didn't even know they came in B&L sizes! Looks like you got a fun project ahead of you.
The Dude- Management
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yeah looks very nice!
77malibu77- G3GM Senior Member
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A couple of days in and I'm already ripping the engine outta it. #7
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holy snikies.
looks like you have way to much time on your hands.
looks like you have way to much time on your hands.
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Rago wrote:Well if you plan to go retro, Keystones would probably be the way to go so that basis is covered. I didn't even know they came in B&L sizes! Looks like you got a fun project ahead of you.
I've actually always had Keystones on all my older vehicles. I decided to go with the "Baldwin" slotted rims.I'm also toying with the Idea of removing the rear quarter marker lights and instead incorporating 1970-71 Chevelle lights with the covers. they came with the factory "slatted"covers and I think it would compliment the opera window slatted covers.I'm also shaving the rear bumper clean as well as cutting a half inch outta the bumper to tuck her in and give it a "foose"look. as well as trying to L.E.D the rear light set up under the stock trim. .It's getting there.#7
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Make sure to do a write up on that stuff. Sounds interesting!
Just in case you need some pics for ideas on the bumper tuck, read this thread:
https://www.g3gm.com/body-f6/sucking-in-the-bumpers-76-bu-t155.htm
Just in case you need some pics for ideas on the bumper tuck, read this thread:
https://www.g3gm.com/body-f6/sucking-in-the-bumpers-76-bu-t155.htm
The Dude- Management
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Definetly will, a couple of things came up so I'm going to slow it down for a bit.But I will take some more pic's.#7Rago wrote:Make sure to do a write up on that stuff. Sounds interesting!
Just in case you need some pics for ideas on the bumper tuck, read this thread:
https://www.g3gm.com/body-f6/sucking-in-the-bumpers-76-bu-t155.htm
OLD NO.7 Avalanche- G3GM Member
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