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Need advice?

I was wondering if some of you can help me out and tell me wether to update this car to a c2 slant nose or leave it the way it is? I was going to delete the side vents and update the bumpers and side skirts and light to a c2, This is a 1973 car to start off with and I bought it like this so either ican paint it or convert it.

Old 03-16-2005, 09:50 PM
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I vote for leave it looking the same and hotrod the crap out of it!
Nice car, BTW.
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Old 03-17-2005, 04:16 AM
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is there a different 964 slant than this?
I thought the only 964 slant was the 3.6 turbo s (1994)
either way I say leave it I think it would be wrong and way spendy to update to this?
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Maybe some aero mirrors, but otherwise leave it the way it looks. Oh, and drop in a 3.6!

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Leave it anlone on the exterior and spend the money on hot rodding. I like the slant nose look but it could just be my age showing.
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I agree with the others, You car looks great. I would put the money in the motor. I like the slant nose as is.
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Dude,

You stole my avitar.

Leave it alone.

Put money into making it go faster.
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I agree with switching to Aeros

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thanks, I think its just going to get fresh paint then.

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