classic cars

ZmOz

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Re: classic cars

'67 with a 390 and 37,000 original miles. :D <br />
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cajun555

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Yes BB, I've got a hitch on it and I do pull the Vagabond with it. Get a lot of looks and thumbs up.
 

JamesCoste

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Re: classic cars

Originally posted by efhenry:<br /> Hey James.....Cool pic of FIL's dawg lickin his butt under the truck!! :D :D :eek:
Don't you know it! Dang dog was lickin away and I didn't notice since I was focused on the truck. By the time I noticed it, my FIL had already started disassembling the truck. I could photoshop out the dog, but I'm not real good at it.<br /><br />Anybody want to try?
 

keelhauled

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Re: classic cars

My baby... well at least the one that doesn't float!<br /><br />1969 Triumph TR6. 99th ever built and earliest known to still exist!<br /><br />
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87Aggie

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I have a 1969 Chevelle SS396, restored (myself) and fun to drive but it sure loves that high dollar premium gas!! We've had it for about 25 years.
 

87Aggie

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efhenry, ya got a very nice ride there! I've seen one very similar to yours around here. Been through south Arkansas lately? I'll try and post a picture of mine - if I can figure out how to do it!
 

kenimpzoom

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Originally posted by ae708:<br /> Laddies... a dual plane manifold is much better if you're driving it on the street... just like a milder cam and vacuum secondary carb is better than a double pumper on the street. Much more drivable. I was running a '65 Satellite with a built 440 and big cam and 750 double pumper and afer a couple of months I went the other way and enjoyed the car a lot more.
You can use a single plane intake and double pumper with a 3000 rpm stall. Man that was fun.<br /><br />Had that setup in my 66 Impala SS.<br /><br />Ken
 

craze1cars

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Currently in the stable...<br /><br />Current project car, 1968 Firebird 400 convertible resto-mod. Chassis/suspension/brake upgrades, EFI conversion, etc:<br />
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<br /><br />This one's done, 1969 Z-28 clone, tubbed, 355 blown, street legal car show winner that'll run low 10's on the bottle:<br />
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Peter J Fraser

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Been cruising this week in my BIL's 72 Corvette.Targa top, 350/4sp.<br />Nice old drive.<br /><br />Peter
 

boatman03

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Re: classic cars

All these cars are so cool, ZmOz nice 67 mustang fastback that is sweeeeeeeeeetttt. Any Ford F-100 fans out there? i think those make the best hot rod trucks. their lines are so smooth. the 53 is deffinetly the best year.
 
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