Alright I hate to do this, but would anyone be cool with the first or second week of july? just so i can finish all my mods and maintenance?

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2001 SLE tints | Series III L26 | 180 T-stat |

[b]2002 Monte carlo SS Dale Earnhardt edition (waiting on salvage title)

Seems like this idea has died out

I'm still waiting to hear something but yea seems to have died out.

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1999 Bonneville SSE-79k
1970 Monte Carlo SS-waiting for new motor/trans best 12.5 at 109

2001 Regal GS-modded
1999 Olds 88-22,000 original miles
2004 Impala SS
1997 Regal GS-best 13.9 at 98.2
1999 Regal GS
2000 Regal GS
1997 Regal GS

Anyone still want to do this?

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1999 Bonneville SSE-79k
1970 Monte Carlo SS-waiting for new motor/trans best 12.5 at 109

2001 Regal GS-modded
1999 Olds 88-22,000 original miles
2004 Impala SS
1997 Regal GS-best 13.9 at 98.2
1999 Regal GS
2000 Regal GS
1997 Regal GS

I'm still down, is there anyone local to Albany that can recommend a place to meet up? July is fine for me. I made some meet suggestions in April but got no response, others can feel free to chime in as well.

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- Rachael

Maybe we could get something going over in the Syracuse/Rochester/Buffalo area since this has died?

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1999 Bonneville SSE-79k
1970 Monte Carlo SS-waiting for new motor/trans best 12.5 at 109

2001 Regal GS-modded
1999 Olds 88-22,000 original miles
2004 Impala SS
1997 Regal GS-best 13.9 at 98.2
1999 Regal GS
2000 Regal GS
1997 Regal GS

On 8/30/2014 - I just loaded my 1975 Pontiac Bonneville 2-door hard-top on a truck to transport to the USMMA at Kings Point, Long Island NY.
My dad bought it and gave it to me a decade later. I moved to China Lake California where it spent much of its life in the area.
Later, moved to Denver, Colorado. It has 250,000 miles of adventure.
My son is a midshipman in his senior year at http://www.usmma.edu
All midshipmen are engineers who spend 300 days at sea the 2nd year around the world on cargo and military ships. They train for the 3rd class Coast Guard license as engine engineers. A typical class is about 250 midshipmen. Lots of mechanical skills and love for the classic power cars of the 60's and 70's. It is one of the 5 Federal Service Academies under the Dept of Transportation. The USMMA are well known for the "hands-on" training
So, as one might imagine, they have an amazing shop on campus for training and education. They take on various projects, typically the older cars that will teach about engines, transmissions, electrical, air-conditioner .... all of the basics used in the industry.
My son got this car as one of the projects.
He will have to buy 100% of all the parts and materials. In theory, there will be around three dozen mechanics assigned task to dis-assemble, rework, and re-assemble the car.

I would appreciate anyone who might help him find the parts, manuals, or other general advice for this project.
https://plus.google.com/116645235850108 ... e7XzFhnmP7

If there are still meetings, please let me know. I will forward them to my son.