914Driver wrote:
Looks like the Buick's parking brake works.
Rob_Mopar wrote:914Driver wrote:Looks like the Buick's parking brake works.
Nah, the guy driving not only sucked a spring out of the seat, he pulled a couple of pieces of rebar out of the roadbed. 
Toyman01 wrote:
Image doesn't work for me. Filename says Jeep but all I see is NOPE.
Toyman01 wrote:Rob_Mopar wrote:Nah, the guy driving not only sucked a spring out of the seat, he pulled a couple of pieces of rebar out of the roadbed.914Driver wrote:Looks like the Buick's parking brake works.
ncjay wrote:
that would be a fun hill climb
Strange vibration at ALL speeds.
could be worse
You don't see many of these out in rush hour traffic anymore.
This church up in Harlem is run by a nut. He's anti everything and puts some funny signs up out front. I've taken to driving by every so often just so I can see what crazy he has up there.
ncjay wrote:
Way better than this. Actually, one of the first C3 Vettes that's interested me.
What a terrible way to treat a '39 Ford front end. 
ncjay wrote:
914Driver wrote: What a terrible way to treat a '39 Ford front end.
It's a '46-47ish Plymouth pickup front end. Still a shame.
In reply to ncjay:
Wasn't that David Carradine's ride in the original Death Race 2000? 
stroker wrote: In reply to ncjay: Wasn't that David Carradine's ride in the original Death Race 2000?
Nah, that car looked better. 
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