James Kryta’s 1970 442 W-30 4spd Convertible

[DW31S]

Wow!!! I am not only impressed by the car itself, but also the time frame in which the shop has the job completed. The Krytas have some neat stuff and I can only wonder their next project will be.

[stevengerard]

wow great restoration and I love the color combo. What a great car.

I do agree with the over restoration but hey some folks really enjoy that part of it and this being their business they best go overboard rather than come up short - can you imagine what they would hear if they cut corners. Its great so many of these parts are now available but some are listed for 70 - 72 and they are not right for 70 or 71/72. And very few cars even today come out as perfect as those.

Also I notice how with the W30 package the D35 sport mirrors and the PK5 tires are part of the W30 package but on original order forms they are priced out separately. Anyone know if its that way on original window stickers. I would think they would be line item-ed out on the window sticker too. In other words instead of the W30 package listed as 369.68 its 321.23 plus the price of D35 + PK5

[Tracker1]

was this car in Muscle Car Review this month? featured in a paint article there?

[442w30]

Yeah, I think it's the same car.

[The Dude]

The mirrors are tires were mandatory options. On an original 1970 W30 the first option listed, always, reads... W30 W-MACHINE PACKAGE. Thats it.

The sticker on the car has things that never appeared on an original sticker.

[Stefano]

So are you saying that the window sticker on this car is not authentic?

[The Dude]

Inline sticker.



Real sticker.

[442w30]

That car is loaded!