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    1. #81
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      Screw this thread, real protouring is alive and well.
      Congratulations John Parsons, $175K is a good number to me!
      Bill

      Trailers are for BOATS!

    2. #82
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      Quote Originally Posted by Bill Howell View Post
      Screw this thread, real protouring is alive and well.
      Congratulations John Parsons, $175K is a good number to me!
      Couldn't agree more and just posted close to the same in another thread ... WOW and so cool for John.

      Cheers,
      Mary Pozzi
      mpozzi . . . '73 Camaro RS, '69 Camaro SCCA/Trans-Am vintage racer, and a 1989 R7U 1LE Players Challenge car.

      "STICK, you B*TCH!!!!!!"

      "It's not a horse. You can't train it!! "


    3. #83
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      Hellllllll ya! dead my a$$$$$$$$$$$$!
      LOL!!
      David Sloan

      If you’re suggesting sending men with weapons of war to take my weapons of war,then I’m fairly certain that’s what’s called an act of war… and the definition of tyranny.which coincidentally is the reason for the second amendment to begin with!


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    4. #84
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      Pro-Touring died a few years ago when guys started building turn-table showcars with $30K paint jobs and quit "touring" in them. LOL! Lets get back to driving cars, no matter how nice they might be. At least live up to the genre name!

      As for DF, I don't think you will find many who really care what he says. Just his opinion, everyone has their own. I won't be building any retro $hitbox tacky 70s-80s cars in my lifetime.
      Co-Founder, LS1TECH.com


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    5. #85
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      I's simple, If you want to just go straight like Freiburger does, the pro-touring style is not for you. It's just big engines with fat tires out back with skinny ones out front. If you want you car to handle,(auto cross and road course), pro-touring is for you. There's no doubt that a strip prep car will not perform on an auto cross circut. I agree with others. Freibuger makes these statements just to piss off people and fellow editors just to see his name posted all over.
      Steven Patillo

    6. #86
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      Friedburger represents the last of a lineage in this hobby that died long ago. His arrogance is all he and his minions really have left. We are pulling away and they are being left behind, still clinging to their tunnel ram intakes and wheelie bars. By claiming “Pro-Touring Is Dead” he is hoping that his position as editor of what is the most recognizable hot rodding publication in the world will help sway public opinion and interest of a genre that he (and a few others) mistakenly wrote off many years ago. It’s the final swing and a miss in his quest to regain the respectability he (and Hot Rod) once had.

      Friedburger’s time is at an end, and I suspect he knows it. Why not go down swinging?

      Cheers Dave. And best of luck to you.
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    7. #87
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      look .... REALLY.. would you let this guy tell you whats hot or not?

      for real?...

      flip flops?...

      FOR REAL???



      ...





    8. #88
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      Quote Originally Posted by Mr.VENGEANCE View Post
      look .... REALLY.. would you let this guy tell you whats hot or not?

      for real?...

      flip flops?...

      David in thongs! I hope he swept the floor first before taking that priceless photo. I know how dirty auto parts store floors are. EWW!

      When I was growing up, those were not flip flops...they were thongs.
      Nowadays this is a thong...
      @Camaro.Family Camaros
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    9. #89
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      thongs or flip flops, either way i would rather take EVSmotors big head ass' advice than that slumvillage thonglington refugee.. and neither of them do i respect in any way.. ahhahaha

    10. #90
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      Quote Originally Posted by MarkM66 View Post
      Him considering it dead, means at one point it must of been "alive."

      I wonder when that was?




      I've never liked rat rods. Really, I just don't like them at car shows.

      To try to compare it, wouldn't that be like taking an old, worn out, half dead donky to a horse show?


      Three pages later and I am still laughing my arse off thinking about a half dead donky at a horse show....too funny!
      Troy

      1969 Camaro Budget Pro-Touring (is that even possible?)

      1979 Camaro $550 Special (yes, it's that bad!)

    11. #91
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      If Hot Rod said it, it must be true....so would all of the site sponsors please start threads in the for sale section with their 90% super clearance sale prices, I'll be the guy next year still driving my out dated 69 "pro-touring" Camaro that everyone points and laughs at! Someone has to be that guy!
      Troy

      1969 Camaro Budget Pro-Touring (is that even possible?)

      1979 Camaro $550 Special (yes, it's that bad!)

    12. #92
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      Quote Originally Posted by Novaguy73 View Post
      whew....man its a good thing i havent sold my 73' Nova yet. With a little unrefining that thing is right up Daves alley. I guess i should untuck the back tires and shackle that bad boy up. Maybe airbrush an Iron Maiden graphic on the hood. Complete it with a tape deck and a jean jacket. YEAH!!! Who wants to go kick some ass!!! I think ill put a comp 304 hydraulic in an 8:1 350. Top it it off with a dual tunnel ram, maybe a 4.86's out back and hang some Glasspacks off the headers to boot! Ill have a hotrod cover car........Its either that or ill work on my GTO I guess ill have to do some thinking

      I like DF for the most part but this "tastless resto" is a bold prediction
      Your close but you've got some of the words wrong, like:
      not comp 304 hydraulic....simply, "I gotta 3/4 cam", I know some of you guys remember.
      yes, air shocks, so you can raise the rearend high enough you could drive a rice burner up under the rearend and with the rear end that high you most certainly have the most controllable car on the block, and don't worry about HID headlights because you now have headlights that point straight to the asphalt about 12" in front of the front bumper!
      Of course a tunnel ram, but make sure you put two 780 double pumpers on so you can wash the cylinder walls down with all that gas, (not to mention all the raw gas going out those new "cherry bomb" glass packs!) , yes, hanging just off the collectors of those new headers.
      How do I know? as ashamed as I am to say it, I've been there back in the early '70s....
      Carl

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    13. #93
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      Quote Originally Posted by TonyHuntimerRaceHome View Post
      David in thongs! I hope he swept the floor first before taking that priceless photo. I know how dirty auto parts store floors are. EWW!

      When I was growing up, those were not flip flops...they were thongs.
      Nowadays this is a thong...
      Dang Tony,

      You just ain't right, I think my eyes are permanently damaged now!

      Carl Wilson
      1968 Camaro - T-56 6 speed - 383 Stroker, 2014 Mustang GT seats. FiTech EFI, Tanks Inc. Tank with Deutschwerks fuel pump.

    14. #94
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      Pro-touring is dead. Some guy said so. Take out your LSXs, mini-tubs, and big brakes.

      Quote Originally Posted by TonyHuntimerRaceHome View Post
      When I was growing up, those were not flip flops...they were thongs.
      Nowadays this is a thong...
      ]
      A few years ago I was staying in an apartment for a few months and made friends with several people. I saw one woman walking down the hall in flip-flops, and said "I see you wear thongs all the time." She looked shocked and said "how do you know that?"
      I answered "they're there on your feet." She said "ohhh THOSE kind of thongs!!!" and turned beet red.

    15. #95
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      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

    16. #96
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      Again I say it, shout ,yell and scream about what DF says or letg him run his stuff and you run yours. Certain magazines run racing, tubbed cars, more straightline oriented stuff. Others run tuner stuff, others run pro-touring stuff, others run rat rod and old cars done like "they used to" .
      Heck just bought Rebel Rods and Hot Rod Deluxe as I really want to build an old rat rod for fun.
      Never have all the cash to do what I want on everything but honestly you all are just beating a bandwagon and its all for nothing.
      We now its not dead, just like I know where atleast a dozen Pro-Street cars are going together.
      Now the Camaros are getting DSE front ends, but are keeping the traditional 4 link stuff in back BUT running some of the bigger 19 or 20 tires kind of like the Corvette runs or even bigger.
      Now you guys can bad moth that but these cars are getting some up dates, some things left alone.
      Too bad you all gotta step up and run around should like stupid 5 year olds , rather than let the man dig his own hole if the industry and hobby doesnt take to his ideas, then he will fade away.
      Honestly I have seen more childish talk in this thread from friends I would have honestly thought would appreciate some of the work he has done.
      While there are some of us running big blocks, or gen1/gen2 non LSx engines due to money, availability,and the fact we just dont have the parts yet.
      I have years of collected parts, and hope to be able to use them, will I use/build and LSx in my cars, maybe if I get a deal someday, but till then I am gonna run my little bitty 283, twin turbo it sooner or later, put the little big block in the Caprice and build something hopefully that you all can appreciate, rather than bash.
      A little hot rod, little Pro-Touring, little run what'cha brung.
      Long live hot rods of any flavor.

    17. #97
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      I dunno...85K at BJ for Empty Nest ain't making it look popular!!

    18. #98
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      Quote Originally Posted by 71firebird400 View Post
      I dunno...85K at BJ for Empty Nest ain't making it look popular!!
      Really (or is this sarcasm)? I can;t imagine almost any 69 Firebird going for that, excluding real TAs.
      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

    19. #99
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      This is one of the flagship cars of this forum! 85K for a car that they said had 3000 hours into it? Yikes!!

    20. #100
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      flagship?... no, cannot co-sign that.. but it IS a nice car..

      If you said penny or motiv8tr or 1lap camaro or Rons mustang.. yea.



      make it a Camaro and youd be singing a different rap lyric.. but hell you ARE a pontiac guy so you should know that all too well.

      pretty good for 6 posts too... ahhahah nerd burglar..


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