wow is that the washinton find?
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Well since I am seeing some nice older vehicles on here I will post some more. My 73 Z/28 (no leaks, was just washed) 
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Here is my dads 55 Bel Air. He started about 20 months ago and almost done! lq9 with TVS1900 supercharger at 10psi, pretty wild ride. Maybe he will be able to beat the blue beast now.
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Here is my dads 55 Bel Air. He started about 20 months ago and almost done! lq9 with TVS1900 supercharger at 10psi, pretty wild ride. Maybe he will be able to beat the blue beast now.
Some of the best cars in this entire thread are consolidated on this one page.
Looking good, guys!
Hey racing1g, do you have a shot of that Camaro's beautiful arse?
Looking good, guys!
Hey racing1g, do you have a shot of that Camaro's beautiful arse?
jonodeck, great collection of vintage Mopar muscle! Thanks for sharing with those of us who can only remember with a whimiscal fondness what it was like back when real cars had motors with more than 400 cubic inches.
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Wow, looked through my pictures and I don't have one of the rear! I'm currently redoing the interior but I will snap a shot for ya tomorrow.
Not that I don't know what it looks like, it's just the more pics the merrier.
I love the 70s Camaros and Firebirds (I'd kill for a 79 Firebird). If I had money and space for a dream garage, it'd be one of the cars in my lineup.
Yep, driving 2100 miles in 2-days in a 56 nomad..It was actually kinda fun. Now I can start working on it !! (full air ride,20's and 18's,4 wheel wilwood disc brakes,and power steering) I will post up some more pics in a couple of months..
BTW: The SRT jeep looks good
dustingaunder said:
I remember my first vette
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