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    1. 06-05-2005 #1
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      Power Tour 2005: Pics from the road

      Posting pics from the Power Tour on MnHotRods.COM as we speak. Over 150 pics so please check back as they load to the site.



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    3. 06-06-2005 #2
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      One year i'll get there looks like fun :3gears:
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      Man O Man! Poison Dart came out awesome. Needs some static camber, but I'm sure Jeff and the boys did not have time to sort the car out. Glad to see his Cad-do back in action.
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      Yeah, that Dart looks sweet. I wish it had a little less backspacing in the front wheels to give it more of a dish look but other than that it's absolutely spectacular.

      Nice to see a Pro Street Camaro out there kickin up some ashphalt too.

      Great pictures, Steve. Thanks for sharing them. :icon996:
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    6. 06-06-2005 #5
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      That Mothers El Camino looks wild with those big rollers.
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      Just got back from Indy today... Wow what a show. I missed the Mule (it got there late and didn't see it). The Poison Dart was a beautiful car. A lot of badass stuff there. I'll get my pics downloaded and try and post some.
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      Bummer! Looks like Malitude killed a lifter?
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    9. 06-06-2005 #8
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      If anyone has pics from the tour, I can host them on MnHotRods. It's easy as pie to transfer them to the site. If you are without broadband, send me a cd.
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    10. 06-06-2005 #9
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      awesome turnout at indy! bummer I missed the mule by like an hour!!!! :( but got to see the poison dart, w2w gto, and many other sweeeet stuff.
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      Steve, I have some pics that I can give you to host... where do I send them too?
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      Quote Originally Posted by USAZR1
      That Mothers El Camino looks wild with those big rollers.
      Yes I agree
      That blue 64 malibu does anyone know anything about it, that is a little pricy isn't 42K
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      Another car that just caught my attention for some reason was that Blue 67/68? Barracuda with Hemi-style scoop. That's what's so cool about today's car scene;so much diversity.
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      Lots of awesome pics! Hey, where are the brake lights for the '71-'72 Malibu wagon on Page 9??
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      Lots of cool pics, thanks for sharing.

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    16. 06-08-2005 #15
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      BuddyP - You have PM

      TPI Monte SS - Rear lights on the wagon were hidden under the paint

      Travis1962 - That malibu was extremely nice. Did you see the interior? The headliner was slick. Seems to me he had a 572 in that thing.
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      Quote Originally Posted by msra_chevelle
      BuddyP - You have PM

      TPI Monte SS - Rear lights on the wagon were hidden under the paint

      Travis1962 - That malibu was extremely nice. Did you see the interior? The headliner was slick. Seems to me he had a 572 in that thing.

      Ok I was wondering what was going on with that car I have a 64 just like I am getting ready to build I had similar interior plans 4buckets a console etc... Thanks alot for the great pics
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    18. 06-08-2005 #17
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      I'll be at the Kissimee Show tommorow, hope to get some nice pics!
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      Went over to Ala. to met the power tour yesterday!!
      Got to met Charley, see the mule in person,Met Jimmy Shmoov69, Scott an Jody all very nice people!!!!
      It was very nice to put faces to names an met you guys.

      Charley wanted me to give Jody some crap about the net cool can they came up with to keep the fuel cool in the yellow chevelle!!!! ( I will leave it alone!! It works)

      Got to met Tony (nine ball) an see his red 69 camaro the only thing it was missing was a set of torque thurst wheels LOL LOL!!

      Thanks! Guys for a good time!!
      PS! saw the poison dart! there too! Killer car Jeff !!!
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      MSRA,

      Thank you for the pics. I'm sure it helps the people that are looking for color scheme, rim style for their cars, etc. Plus it is the next best thing to being there. I'm sure it takes a lot of time and energy. Good work.

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