Pinto Car Club of America

OK, after about 2 years of waiting, the waiting has come to an end...woohoo.
My pinto is now home in the garage, with the 2.0 at the machine shop. I just received the entire kit from ECI for the disk brake conversion, with a maverick 5 lug rear to match.
  The Pinto was a Arizona car that seems to be in perfect condition. After many different thoughts going through my head, I decided to stick with the 2.0 for now, because I wanted to keep the A/C and automatic tranny.
  I will be posting pictures in the next day or two as the project has just begun.

  Eric

GawdZuki,
    Good luck and we will be watching. Looks like you have a nice workshop there too!!!

                                                             High_Horse

Nice wagon. I wish my car was half that good shape when I started.

And yes, very nice shop. Let's see if it stays that clean when you really dig in to that Pinto!!!! :D

Hello gawdzuki,
Yes nice Pinto and shop.
For those who have been to my place can attest??? If I cleaned out my garage I would find out that I own more Pintos than I think. ;D
You might be a Red-Neck if????
From Pintony

Sometimes I feel as though I need a confined space entry permit when I step into the High_Horse stable. I said to my wife (Her-Highness_Horse) the other day that we need to have a new house built. She said we don't need two. But it will only look like a house on the outside, I explained, inside it will be a garage.

                                                          High_Horse

Thought I would add another picture.. Only been here 5 months... Hope it will all come together soon as a real workshop type of environment