Hello Everyone! Even though technically this is my wifes car, I am doing the building on it. I look forward to restoring this to its former glory
jmont64 said
Aug 8, 2020
Well first of all welcome from the Okanagan valley. Enjoyed the tour of your car and hopefully you can keep us updated with your progress.
Pontiacanada said
Aug 8, 2020
Welcome from Canada's east coast. Great video of your Wife's car.
long stroke said
Aug 8, 2020
Dave, a hardy welcome on board for you and your darling from Milton, Ontario. Looking forward to seeing updates on your 38 Poncho. Cheers.
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long stroke said
Aug 8, 2020
Dave, with complete respect to you. You are expressing a lot of wrong information regarding your engine.
long stroke said
Aug 8, 2020
Dave, "Knee action" shocks were never used up 1957 by then it was the system we have know today for most cars up until the 1980's. Chevrolet never had a flat head engine and Pontiac last had a flat head engine design in 1954. I am not picking on you, i just want to set things straight. Cheers.
Canadian Poncho said
Aug 8, 2020
Welcome aboard!
Brendan said
Aug 12, 2020
Welcome Dave, thought your video looked familiar, I'm subscribed to your youtube channel.
Hello Everyone! Even though technically this is my wifes car, I am doing the building on it. I look forward to restoring this to its former glory
Welcome from Canada's east coast. Great video of your Wife's car.
Dave, a hardy welcome on board for you and your darling from Milton, Ontario. Looking forward to seeing updates on your 38 Poncho. Cheers.
-- Edited by long stroke on Saturday 8th of August 2020 08:45:44 PM
Dave, with complete respect to you. You are expressing a lot of wrong information regarding your engine.
Dave, "Knee action" shocks were never used up 1957 by then it was the system we have know today for most cars up until the 1980's. Chevrolet never had a flat head engine and Pontiac last had a flat head engine design in 1954. I am not picking on you, i just want to set things straight. Cheers.