African Muscle Cars - Forum

Many years ago my Mother in Law wanted a fast English sporty type vehicle for Christmas, I offered her a MG, nope she didn't like them. Second option was an Austin Healey, nope didn't like that either. I thought about a Broom and pointed black had but settled on a Jaguar, this was the best investme...

I actually don’t want anything else. Since I finally manage to get my ‘71 E body Cuda a few months back I just can’t get enough of driving her. She is such an unbelievably sweet car to drive and I need to pace myself to not put on too many miles. :D My only problem is my little two year old daughter...

I've used www.openroadcarriers.co.za - dealt with a very nice guy by the name of Frank. He provided great communication throughout and was a pleasure to deal with. I even got emails late at night re progress so this shows their commitment to customer service. Incidentally, they were the only ones I'...

I know this is a long show but if anybody wants to sell their old Chevy and Plymouth Barracuda/Cuda metal signs I would be very interested. They do not need to be prestine (rustic OK) and will be used as displays. Example below. https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQFT7LAeKEwSwQvYU6...

For me it would have to be an early '70s Cuda. They are just so bad ass and have that perfect muscle car look. I like the way they ride and would want to keep it close to stock - discs upfront would be a good thing. I would keep the paint as per the original colours - I think those Cudas are arguabl...

Chev58 wrote: ↑

Fri 13 Oct 2017, 09:37

Well done, I had the same with my 58 regarding liberal amounts of body filler previously applied

Ahhh, body filler, the 'magic' of a half ass paint job.

Awesome. Lovely to see these old trucks being brought back to once again be enjoyed.

Nice car and don't be put off by the colour - looks symilar to the Sazzy grass colours of typical 70s style.

jmvv wrote: ↑

Sat 30 Sep 2017, 11:35

I had these covers made for the Chevy's

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It was done by Coverworx (Ben 073 151 7011)

Those are nice. Who made them for you? What material?

Thanks guys, I'm going to give Cover Tec a go.
http://www.cover-tec.co.za/