In reply to wheels777:
Would you like some inspiration?
In reply to wheels777:
Would you like some inspiration?
How drag racing is like drifting, honestly. Both ruined many a car.
Driven5 wrote: By process of elimination then, your point must be that the ITR was hand crafted in the heavens as a divine gift to the baby Jesus himself. WWJD = What Would Jesus Drive? = ITR
Very close. The Bible says he and the disciples were in one Accord.
Like Duke I also can't see why someone would waste so much time and money on an Integra.
kanaric wrote: How drag racing is like drifting, honestly. Both ruined many a car.
This doesn't make sense.....one is about style and being judged, the other is a simple race of the clock and fellow competitors(no different than autox/w2w stuff)
I've actually caught some flak for what i've done to my MX6.
Who gives a berkeley? If it had any sort of historical significance or it mattered, it would have cost a lot more than $900 to purchase.
It's still on the road. As far as i'm concerned, i saved it.
MX6 Purists: You're welcome.
In reply to Swank Force One:
But it isn't on the road.....you keep killing it in your misguided attempts to revive it 
But seriously,
yamaha wrote: In reply to Swank Force One: But it isn't on the road.....you keep killing it in your misguided attempts to revive it
The point was that it's not crushed currently. 
yamaha wrote: In reply to wheels777: Would you like some inspiration?
Yes. Ray's HH with air please. Or any other 55 Fords for that matter.
In reply to wheels777:
MAKE IT SO!!!!!!
Those Cragars look so right on that Vicky.
So just for giggles, here are some before pics of the Fiat...
Can I just come out and say that I've already stipulated that I have ZERO problem with the FIAT and similar rescues?
I know that Duke, never thought you did. I posted the pictures because:
A: I just found them B: I think they are cool as hell and I forgot how YOUNG Aaron was when he found it C: I am an attention whore... lol
wheels777 wrote: Doug has not been able to sell his 1955 Ford Victoria. Ultimately, a few weeks ago, he contacted a scrapper to come pick up the car from his driveway. The scrapper would only give him between $285 to $300, with $293 being the quoted amount. The car is in poor condition, but has many parts including sheet metal from a parted donor. AND, it has a 390 C6 sitting in it. He said it is free to someone who will fix it up because he would prefer to lose a few dollars rather than see it crushed. The purists will scream while I laugh with the wheels in the air.
Build thread plz.
In reply to sanyarcosean:
You missed the perfect opportunity to snag that clean looking blue festiva behind it......it was a sho engine away from awesomeness.
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