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    1. #101
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      I too am not a fan of carbon fiber on a muscle car. I love it on a Subaru, but a Camaro?

      LS motors are goofy looking, it's to bad they work so well.

      The stock gauges in a 67-68 Camaro look better then anything I have seen that you can replace them with.

      Clean/Flush firewalls make a car look fake.

      I don't understand spending over $50,000 on any vehicle, unless it makes over 500HP, runs on water, actively cleans the environment while you drive, and gold coins fall out of the tail pipe every 50 feet. (I still like to look at all your expensive cars though ;-) )

      Am I still allowed to hang out here?

    2. #102
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      I had no idea so many of you were closet Cragar and traction bar fans. Oh who cares? Everything has it's place right?

    3. #103
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      Chevy had a PT paint job before anyone! LOL



      Admission: I like these cars.
      Scott from NJ.

      Vent Windows Forever! ...

      Feather-light suspension, Konis just couldn't hold
      I'm so glad I took a look inside your showroom doors

    4. #104
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      i too hate names for cars.. you cant name your own car.. only a car magazine editor has the power to do that and even then that right is marginal...

      wait... you can name your car when you no longer drive it ( and not because it doesn run at the moment ) ... if you still drive your car you can only call it what it is,, or by what year it is...
      for example .. the camaro or the mustang .. or my 67 ..68... 72... espically if you have dirffrent years of the same model.

    5. #105
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      Quote Originally Posted by vyking67 View Post
      i too hate names for cars.. you cant name your own car.. only a car magazine editor has the power to do that and even then that right is marginal...

      wait... you can name your car when you no longer drive it ( and not because it doesn run at the moment ) ... if you still drive your car you can only call it what it is,, or by what year it is...
      for example .. the camaro or the mustang .. or my 67 ..68... 72... espically if you have dirffrent years of the same model.
      My wife named my car, is that OK? She named it Inamorata, which basically means "the other woman."

      Shiny Side Up!
      Bill
      Why do termites eat houses?

      Because they have
      Munchausen Syndrome.

    6. #106
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      Quote Originally Posted by musclecarjohn View Post
      Mary's got some trick LED lighting alrighty...
      so does she really have underbody LEDs or are y'all joshin' me?

    7. #107
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      I think car names are pretty ridiculous, but necessary to differentiate your Camaro from all the rest. Actually, the names often aren't so bad, but why must they all be "Project" something? That's what gets me.

      I dig cars that sit "right", no matter what size wheel or tire they're on.

      Just because a part is Carbon Fiber or aluminum doesn't mean it belongs on the car.

      I like it when all the hose ends and fittings are the same color... I'm not big on blue, red, and purple. The black ones are expensive, but you can strip the blue and red with oven cleaner and a buffing wheel, leaving a nice matte silver.

      Just because something is "fabricated" doesn't mean it's right.

      Some carbed cars run as well as EFI cars without the setup and tune time.



      Old motors are cool.. Nailheads, AMC, Olds, Cads, Pontiacs, Buicks.. even early small block Chevys. Almost every BBC is cool. You don't need a new motor transplant to be cool. Just make whatcha got run right. (Although new motors are killer as well.)

      I think the best part of the PT scene is the the underlying requirement that the cars need to run right and are expected to be driven hard! That's cool anywhere!
      Kevin Oeste
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    8. #108
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      Quote Originally Posted by BonzoHansen View Post
      Chevy had a PT paint job before anyone! LOL



      Admission: I like these cars.
      That is cool. Lose the smog-era power level and it's a winner!
      Kevin Oeste
      V8 Speed and Resto Shop
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      Muscle Car Of The Week
      V8 Radio Podcast

      All about us:
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    9. #109
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    10. #110
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      A pillar guage pod

    11. #111
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      I like the green Royal Pine air fresheners. Always did. When I open my car door after not being in it for a couple months, I get a flood of old memories back and it always makes me smile.

      Dave
      Dave Smeal
      1972 NovaPwr

    12. #112
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      I've done some things people don't like! ;)

      Adding a crap load of Carbon Fiber!













      and of course to really trigger them...a extremely bulletproof 1,000HP+ Japanese motor! ;)

      '67 Chevrolet Camaro SS 1,000HP+
      '69 Chevrolet Camaro SS 600HP
      2010 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS Project "Dark Knight"
      2010 Ferrari California Arrived!
      2010 Fisker Karma Ordered
      2008 Porsche Cayenne Turbo
      2009 Porsche 911 PDK

    13. #113
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      Quote Originally Posted by BonzoHansen View Post
      Chevy had a PT paint job before anyone! LOL
      We had one of these when I was a kid:

    14. #114
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      Quote Originally Posted by Yelcamino View Post
      I like a fat 'ol carbureted big block Chevy, which is not the best choice for corner carving (or MPG) in this sea of lightweight LSx conversions.
      I'll second this a second time. There's nothing more disapointing than an awsome looking p/t car with an engine that looks like a peanut. (LOL). The future of performance is here in the form of the LS motors ( I may still go that route with my build) but nooooothing beats the look of wall to wall big block dressed in "kick your butt" attire!!

    15. #115
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      Quote Originally Posted by venturabeachpup View Post
      I'll second this a second time. There's nothing more disapointing than an awsome looking p/t car with an engine that looks like a peanut. (LOL). The future of performance is here in the form of the LS motors ( I may still go that route with my build) but nooooothing beats the look of wall to wall big block dressed in "kick your butt" attire!!
      Hear hear! That and torque never goes out of style
      Jon U.

      1968 GTO - SC&C Suspension, Forgeline SO3 Wheels
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      1967 911 with a few mods

    16. #116
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      Quote Originally Posted by oestek View Post
      I think car names are pretty ridiculous, but necessary to differentiate your Camaro from all the rest. Actually, the names often aren't so bad, but why must they all be "Project" something? That's what gets me.
      I'll now refer to all of my toys as Project PROJECT. :bsjerk:

      Quote Originally Posted by oestek View Post
      I think the best part of the PT scene is the the underlying requirement that the cars need to run right and are expected to be driven hard! That's cool anywhere!
      I'd rather associate myself with the 18yo who Auto-Xs his Honda (built with his McDs paycheck) than the 50yo who polishes his $100K+ "investment" Muscle Car.
      1987 Monte Carlo Super Slow - Super Worn Out 355, Carb, Giggle Juice, 3" Duals, 200-4R & 4.56s
      1987 Turtle Buick - T63e, 83s, FMIC, MPE DP, PowerLogger, MAFT Pro, 4" Single, ProPain & 3.08s
      2002 Crapmaro B4C - LS1, A4, SLP Lid, DiabloSport, Cutout & 3.23s
      2007 TrailBlazer Super Slug - LS2, A4, AWD, Tune, CAI, Exhaust & 4.11s

      If you didn't build it, it's not yours.

    17. #117
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    18. #118
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      Quote Originally Posted by Mr.VENGEANCE View Post
      here we go again..
      Hey, I'm just agreeing. Don't read into it more than that.
      1987 Monte Carlo Super Slow - Super Worn Out 355, Carb, Giggle Juice, 3" Duals, 200-4R & 4.56s
      1987 Turtle Buick - T63e, 83s, FMIC, MPE DP, PowerLogger, MAFT Pro, 4" Single, ProPain & 3.08s
      2002 Crapmaro B4C - LS1, A4, SLP Lid, DiabloSport, Cutout & 3.23s
      2007 TrailBlazer Super Slug - LS2, A4, AWD, Tune, CAI, Exhaust & 4.11s

      If you didn't build it, it's not yours.

    19. #119
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      Quote Originally Posted by venturabeachpup View Post
      I'll second this a second time. There's nothing more disapointing than an awsome looking p/t car with an engine that looks like a peanut. (LOL). The future of performance is here in the form of the LS motors ( I may still go that route with my build) but nooooothing beats the look of wall to wall big block dressed in "kick your butt" attire!!
      So, have the best of both worlds, build an all aluminum big block! One day, after my 442 is done, I plan on purchasing an aluminum block and heads, then transferring all of my BBC parts over to the new block...

      All I need to do now is sinish the damned thing!

      Shiny Side Up!
      Bill
      Why do termites eat houses?

      Because they have
      Munchausen Syndrome.

    20. #120
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      Quote Originally Posted by evsmotors View Post
      I've done some things people don't like! ;)

      Adding a crap load of Carbon Fiber!













      and of course to really trigger them...a extremely bulletproof 1,000HP+ Japanese motor! ;)
      Love it!
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