hawgdawg
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Nice . Always was one of my favorite cars. I'll have to admit , I'm a Ford man, but that's one of the few I'd take over a Ford.
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Nice . Always was one of my favorite cars. I'll have to admit , I'm a Ford man, but that's one of the few I'd take over a Ford.
amc rulz
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Yeah it's OK for a Ford, although it's about 50 years too new for my liking. Same goes with the Camaros and Challengers...the Mopar especially, like driving a ton of bricks and good for a straight line 
Meanwhile, what do I drive in the summer? A girly Fusion.
Meanwhile, what do I drive in the summer? A girly Fusion.
Digger-Dave
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Very collectible car there!
Still got the Certicard?
Back then Chrysler had a 5/50k mile warranty.
They replaced a lot of big parts.
Yeah it's OK for a Ford, although it's about 50 years too new for my liking. Same goes with the Camaros and Challengers...the Mopar especially, like driving a ton of bricks and good for a straight line
Meanwhile, what do I drive in the summer? A girly Fusion.
Yeah my neighbors new Challenger already had to take a wrecker ride for repair. Saw a New Mustang with the old school green. Looks a lot better on my buddies '67.
The Rebel
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Thanks no Certicard, long gone.
Very collectible car there!
Still got the Certicard?
Back then Chrysler had a 5/50k mile warranty.
They replaced a lot of big parts.
Fool
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Very nice looking car and I'm sure you will need to put some tires on it for the drags. What's it gonna run in 1/4?
hawgdawg
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I know where a '67 or '68 fastback is , you can only see the back end of it , sitting in an old garage , I think the old couple that used to live there have died and they must not have had any kids , and the state is probably going to auction everything off. Original paint. Makes me drool every time I go by.
Another old fellow I know has a his 1 owner '70 'Cuda sitting in his garage , he was wanting to restore it , but just never got around to it. His health is failing him now , and I don't want to be thought of as a vulture.
These newer cars are great , but they just don't have the style of those older hot rods.
Another old fellow I know has a his 1 owner '70 'Cuda sitting in his garage , he was wanting to restore it , but just never got around to it. His health is failing him now , and I don't want to be thought of as a vulture.
These newer cars are great , but they just don't have the style of those older hot rods.
Cherry Picker
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Took DOMINO to the dyno last night. Turned out some pretty good numbers. 629 hp 646 tq to the wheels.
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Rattlehead
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Wow, thats some nice numbers! Sounds wicked too!
Hoffie
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Those are both nice cars to own. My cousin has an original GT350 and we have gone on some great rides, the GT500 must be a real hoot.
hawgdawg
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I just saw a u tube video yesterday , showing where Fords new GT 40 has held the track record at a popular test track for most car manufacturers Well Chevrolet has a new vette that has beaten the GT's record by a second and a half. But the Vette was using some factory horsepower and suspension upgrades. But the Vette is a V-8 with upgrades for around $ 125,000 , while the GT is factory stock with a V-6 for $ 450,000. Sure would be fun to drive one of those machines.
