Anyone got a muscle or sports car?
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08-01-2005, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ECG : Blindman
I don't have a muscle car or sports car but my dad lets me drive his Corvette sometimes. 
Sort of like you , my older brother is a long time vette lover.
He has an 05 Vette on order now & I can't wait to drive it, he has had others that I have driven 1977 Vette, 1979 Indy Pace Car Vette, 1985 Vette, 1993 Vette, 1999 Vette, & 2000 Vette which is being traded in for the 2005 Vette.
Some of my past sport vehicles have been 1971 SS Chevelle, 1969 Olds 442,1966 SS Chevelle, , 1979 Ponitac 6.6 Formula Firebird & a couple of F-150's & one 84 Silverado Pick up.
I love my Stang though, been having work done on it here & there.
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08-02-2005, 01:45 PM
closer9 -
have you thought about getting another camino? right now chevelle prices are outrageous.... but you can still get a decent camino at a somewhat reasonable price. check out this place..... http://www.chevelles.com/
see ya
have you thought about getting another camino? right now chevelle prices are outrageous.... but you can still get a decent camino at a somewhat reasonable price. check out this place..... http://www.chevelles.com/
see ya
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08-02-2005, 01:50 PM
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08-02-2005, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by oscar_a_wiggy
closer9 -
have you thought about getting another camino? right now chevelle prices are outrageous.... but you can still get a decent camino at a somewhat reasonable price. check out this place..... http://www.chevelles.com/
see ya
have you thought about getting another camino? right now chevelle prices are outrageous.... but you can still get a decent camino at a somewhat reasonable price. check out this place..... http://www.chevelles.com/
see ya
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08-02-2005, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by oscar_a_wiggy
closer9 -
have you thought about getting another camino? right now chevelle prices are outrageous.... but you can still get a decent camino at a somewhat reasonable price. check out this place..... http://www.chevelles.com/
see ya
have you thought about getting another camino? right now chevelle prices are outrageous.... but you can still get a decent camino at a somewhat reasonable price. check out this place..... http://www.chevelles.com/
see ya
Otherwise I will for sure pick up another '71 when the Belvedere is on the road.
#53
08-02-2005, 03:04 PM
Originally Posted by Mike99a
I may as well throw mine in....1969 Chevelle Malibu 2dr coupe, 350 punched and balanced motor, electronic ignition, 4barrel holley double pumper, highrise manifold, powdercoated long tube headers, ladder bars and a change of shorts under the seat! 
OH DAMN.......Wanna sell it to me?
#54
08-03-2005, 01:10 PM
closer 9 -
1967 belvidere.... very nice. you're right.... too many project vehicles and none of them get done. also, expenses add up quick. my camino is pretty much done. need to do a few things each year. lookin at rear shocks this winter. repaired exhaust manifolds and replace U-joints next spring. eventually i gotta drop the gas tank to clean it out and get a new sender unit. but that's about it. i was toying with the idea of getting a 71-72 plymouth duster with a 340. i don't know. i don't have any room to put it. and when would i drive it.... anyways.
nice 67 - see ya - oaw
1967 belvidere.... very nice. you're right.... too many project vehicles and none of them get done. also, expenses add up quick. my camino is pretty much done. need to do a few things each year. lookin at rear shocks this winter. repaired exhaust manifolds and replace U-joints next spring. eventually i gotta drop the gas tank to clean it out and get a new sender unit. but that's about it. i was toying with the idea of getting a 71-72 plymouth duster with a 340. i don't know. i don't have any room to put it. and when would i drive it.... anyways.
nice 67 - see ya - oaw
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08-04-2005, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by NetBob928
Just picked this up Friday from a gent in Dallas. It's been my dreamcar for years and is now a reality. I keep looking in the garage to see if I'm dreaming! It drove great the whole trip and I even got 29 mpg going 80 mph with the cruise control.
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08-04-2005, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by closer9
This is my daily driver...
and I don't have any pictures of my '67 Belvedere convertible online. I'm waiting till she gets new paint (hopefully sometime in August/early September). She'll be Go Mango (the new Dodge Daytona trucks & Chargers color) with black top and interior... 318/auto.
Dad has a low mileage/lots of goodies '87 Grand National (pix in my gallery), '76 El Camino, '77 El Camino and a '66 Charger that needs a lot of work.
and I don't have any pictures of my '67 Belvedere convertible online. I'm waiting till she gets new paint (hopefully sometime in August/early September). She'll be Go Mango (the new Dodge Daytona trucks & Chargers color) with black top and interior... 318/auto.
Dad has a low mileage/lots of goodies '87 Grand National (pix in my gallery), '76 El Camino, '77 El Camino and a '66 Charger that needs a lot of work.
anyways, mine is in my sig
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08-04-2005, 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by WHITE4.2F150
nice stang, i would love to have a grand national also..
anyways, mine is in my sig
anyways, mine is in my sig
Seriously though, nice Stang! Is yours a 5-spd also? I didn't see in there anywhere. I really want to supercharge mine (among other things), but again, trying to stay on focus, and get the Belvedere done...
The GN is for sale if you really want one. I'd like him to keep it, but too many projects, and he's really into older cars...
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