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caseyjones

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Hey everybody. I'm 22 and the owner of a '70 Sport Satellite which I plan on making into a GTX clone. My dad has a shop where he restores classic cars on the side. He's completely restored (with help from my brother and I) a little bit of everything, '67 Camaro, 4 different 67-72 Chevy trucks, '65 Mustang, '71 Challenger just to name a few.

My Dad bought the Sport Satellite when I was 10 with plans on restoring it for himself. It was a very faded B5 blue 318 automatic on the column, Air conditioned car. The quarter panels were all banged up but the rest of the car was in great shape-- no rust anywhere. Fast forward a few years and Dad had stripped the car down and cut the quarters out but thats about it. He ended up buying my older brother a '67 chevy truck to restore, so it was only fair that I got an old car as well... so he gave me the Satellite after buying himself a '70 Cuda to restore.

I currently live about an hour away from home so I never get much of a chance to go home and work on it, and Dad doesn't have a lot of time either due to his job and other projects. As of now it has most of the body work done. We have a built 383 (I know that's not correct for a GTX, but who cares) and a Hemi 4speed to put in it. We've got the correct hood, disc brakes, and a complete Rallye dash frame, wiring harness, etc.. The gauges have been rebuilt/restored and we have the correct pedals and steering column for the 4 speed swap. I plan on lowering it a little and putting some 18s on it and some other custom things like that.

But anyway, it'll be years before we get it finished, but I figured I'd join the forum for ideas and answers to any questions I may have.
 
hi and welcome to the site post some photos of your 70 sat when you can we love car **** here:blob1:
 
Welcome aboard caseyjones...
Thanks for joining.
You are certainly fortunate to have a Dad like that owning his shop.
 
welcome to FBBO & good luck with the 70 Spt.Sat/GTX Clone & 383ci hemi 4 spd transplant, sounds like a fun project
 
Here are some pictures in its current state. I know we have some, but I couldn't find any pics of when we first got it. It's been sitting like this for about 5 years now. We were working on it pretty hard, then something came up, then I moved about an hour away from home. I plan on moving back in a year or so and finishing it then when I am more financially able to restore it the way I want to.
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Welcome to the dark side of Mopars! Looks like a real nice project..
 
Welcome aboard. Looks like a very nice father/son project.
 
Great story, 70 Ply B-Bodies are really cool! Welcome to the forum and kudo's on your last sentence ... wise move.
 
Welcome, 70 GTX is the coolest!......OK I may be a little bias.....
 
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