Thanks for posting it , it was nice to read it again! George is a friend of mine and I had the privilege of crusing with George in Oct when we were both down for the California Hot Rod reunion in Bakersfield! After the weekend was down I elected to hope in his 427 Cheetah instead of the tow vehicle lol good choice ! He put 3:08 gears in for the drive from BC to Cali and man it was a blast ripping through the grape vines mountains to LA. She pulls and the torque was unreal. We were both grinning ear to ear as we flew along. It was an awesome way to finish off the wicked weekend at the reunion! We even stopped for In & Out Burger!
March 28th 1967 73817 396ci J (763 black buckets) B.C link #os838015 SD396 2dr hrdtp M20 Verde Green/TP/27 black vinyl top A51 D55 C08 D96 Cheetah 427 conversion spotted by Lueger68 Bill Conroy Ltd.-West Vancouver B.C
(the other info was for the Conroy Cheetah sitting in the farmers field in Sask.)
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Lol that was your reply couple years back lol ! When I talked with you on the phone a ways back I said I could load them for you or show you how to do it lol. Just dying to see a 68 Cheetah never seen one before !!! If you need help message me I would be glad to help.
Here is a picture I took from George's album of a 69 Cheetah while we were down in California , George told me there was only a small amount of 69 Cheetahs and all were post cars and ran I think he said small blocks but will have to ask him to confirm. The Cheetah badging was placed on the upper quarter panel area . This is a awesome pic from when it was racing at Mission Raceway and is the only 69 Cheetah pic I have ever seen.
-- Edited by lueger68 on Friday 19th of December 2014 11:20:02 AM
Hey Kyle click the link on the top of thread and a little bit down in the article it mentions all the Cheetahs built by qty per year and confirms that in 69 they ran small blocks with only 3 made! Wonder where they ever ended up?? They are such an awesome car and great history!
my 68 sd beaumont cheetah 427 is M-burnished saddle metallic with a black interior and black soft trim roof cover, bumper guards, disk brakes, tilt steering, dash tack, telbot mirrors , torque thrust wheels, headers and chambered exhaust, sd 427 side stripe, square port 4 bolt solid lifter 427, rear axle positraction, the car was a 350 hp car with no power side mirror from the factory, the only 68 cheetah sd 427 known to exist, i aso have a 66 sd 427 cheetah R regal red, black interior black soft trim roof cover black side stripe, transistor ignition, rear axle positraction, dash tack,telbot mirrors, hurst wheels shifter and shocks, headers, square port four bolt solid lifter 427, both cars have traction bars and fined aluminum diff covers, the 66 cheetah was a 360 hp 396 with no power side mirror from the factory.
This "everythingbeaumont" guy blatantly ripped off part of my CP logo.
Too much. I'd cyber-attack his site!
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'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.