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Yes I did. Beautiful restoration! $135k plus fees brought it to $148.5k. WOW!Originally posted by 1Azgerman View PostComment
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2300lbs or so. I have not weighed it since the aluminum heads were installed.Originally posted by Raidmagic View Post
It is fun to drive. It does everything pretty well other than stop! Upgrading the brakes will be a big undertaking (and expensive) but it needs to be done.Comment
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Why is that? Wheel size? Do they make brake systems for those cars?Originally posted by Maxwell Smart View PostComment
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It is more than just brakes. The wheels are 13", so those will need to be replaced as well. Drums in the back. Single reservoir master too.Comment
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Was the actual "Get Smart" car a Tiger, or just an Alpine? Take care. Tom WorthingtonComment
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Depended on the scene. All were badged as Tigers. However, in most scenes, it was a rebadged Alpine. The gun that was installed in the hood did not work with the V8, so those were AlpinesComment
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Really liking your Tiger on the home page, SWEET!Comment
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Agreed. Pretty cool hot rod right there. Take care. Tom WorthingtonOriginally posted by MGBChuck View PostComment
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A friend with a Tiger said he got a brake kit from Wilwood (10" discs all around), he has 13" MiniLites on his, says it's a BIG improvementComment
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