1962 Pontiac Catalina

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built many years ago using testors and krylon short cuts paints. thanks for looking.

[Little Timmy]

Looks just Like something grandma would drive to town to get groceries,  .... then blow your doors off at the traffic light !

Nice job !   ? ? 

 

[rrb124@sbcglobal.net]

Checking out the 421 Super Duty engine with the dual quads. Sharp build. 

[ybsluos]

Great work as always Ken!

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19 hours ago, Little Timmy said:

Looks just Like something grandma would drive to town to get groceries,  .... then blow your doors off at the traffic light !

Nice job !   ? ? 

 

thanks Tim!

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18 hours ago, rrb124@sbcglobal.net said:

Checking out the 421 Super Duty engine with the dual quads. Sharp build. 

thank you Robert!

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5 hours ago, ybsluos said:

Great work as always Ken!

Thank you Mark!

[PappyD340]

Great looking Pontiac!

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4 hours ago, PappyD340 said:

Great looking Pontiac!

thanks Larry!

[Zippi]

Nice looking Poncho. 

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9 hours ago, Zippi said:

Nice looking Poncho. 

thank you Bob!

[slusher]

Beautiful Pontiac!

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23 hours ago, slusher said:

Beautiful Pontiac!

thank you Carl!!

[Wickersham Humble]

I wish my folks had bought that in '62 instead of our Catalina -- nine-passenger wagon!  Nice build!  Good color!

The 2x4 manifold I assume came with the SD 421; it's obviously not the same one that came with the annual '62 AMT Bonneville kit; it had impossibly low, unauthentic Carter AFT carbs more or less indicated.  I made a bunch of pretty good resin copies of it, but as a bare manifold to accept other realistic carbs.  Pontiac made a crazy 2x4 set-up before GM pulled them out of racing in 1963 that fans now call 'the bathtub' manifold.  Wish there was a version of that one!  I have photos, but...  

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