Classic cars anyone
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joee5
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She is a beauty
bearbqd
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Nice Cuda!
For many years I restored old Classic pony & muscle cars. Mustangs were my preference. Loved finding them old rotting classics sitting in a field rusting then taking them and getting them back on the road to sell. A labor of love for sure. Never got my hands on any Mopars.
Here is a few from the last 8 years.
I finally got too old to be crawling under cars so I just bought me a brand new Mustang GT. All I've got to do is put gas in it.
My Ponies.
My current pony.
For many years I restored old Classic pony & muscle cars. Mustangs were my preference. Loved finding them old rotting classics sitting in a field rusting then taking them and getting them back on the road to sell. A labor of love for sure. Never got my hands on any Mopars.
Here is a few from the last 8 years.
I finally got too old to be crawling under cars so I just bought me a brand new Mustang GT. All I've got to do is put gas in it.
My Ponies.
My current pony.
joee5
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Detector .......your current pony is bad A$$$
gordonquixote
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Here is a pic of my Camaro after getting a rollback ride home when the ignition module left me hanging at a red light. I replaced everything with MSD and never looked back.
Ron 71
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Nice cuda! I have a 1972 340 cuda awaiting restoration, I bought it in 98, drove it until 05, it is currently disassembled, should be starting resto in the spring.
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1981 Jaguar XJ6 Series III The last of the true Jags from England
No photo shop...water drops were visible thru digital cam, made for an awesome pic
Some cool cars fellas thanks for sharing!
No photo shop...water drops were visible thru digital cam, made for an awesome pic
Some cool cars fellas thanks for sharing!
joee5
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1981 Jaguar XJ6 Series III The last of the true Jags from England
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No photo shop...water drops were visible thru digital cam, made for an awesome pic
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Some cool cars fellas thanks for sharing!
When I was younger, high school, I wanted a Jaguar so bad. She looks nice
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Someone once told me I should put the leaping cat emblem on the front.. history: The leaping cat cars were for US export, the english Jags didn't have the leaping cat, so I chose to leave it off.
Love the Cuda.
I had a 67 GTO but sold it a few years ago. Kicking myself for that.
My dad has an original 66 GTO with the Tri power and 4 speed.
I currently have a solid 1933 chevy sedan. It is still setting in the barn but hope to get to it in the coming years.
My baby right now is a 2006 Mustang Gt with a steeda tune. Over the winter i plan on putting 4:10 in it with a 3200 stall converter.
Speed matters
I had a 67 GTO but sold it a few years ago. Kicking myself for that.
My dad has an original 66 GTO with the Tri power and 4 speed.
I currently have a solid 1933 chevy sedan. It is still setting in the barn but hope to get to it in the coming years.
My baby right now is a 2006 Mustang Gt with a steeda tune. Over the winter i plan on putting 4:10 in it with a 3200 stall converter.
Speed matters
hawgdawg
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Beautiful cars , all of them . Love the Cuda , and the '70 Fastback . I used to have a '70 Torino GT 351 Cleveland , and a '72 Galaxie , ex Georgia State Patrol car , 429 Police Interceptor , I always wanted to drop that 429 in the Torino , just never got around to it .
metaladdict
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I had a 390 67 ltd,wanted a galaxie. Then got a 260 cid 64 Fairlane(wish it was a 427) Got a 1986 mustang Gt 5.0 with 3.55 gears(That was a fun stick shifter!!) Now I drive a 4cyl camry.
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Beautiful cars!
mine sweeper
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Mike1961,
That Studebaker Avanti is beautiful! Back in the mid '70s i would see one of these quite regularly. A fellow that worked at the same place I did had one and frequently had it out for a drive. I often wondered if the 289 c.i. engine was their own design or if they bought the very first FORD 289 engines? Didn't some of them have supercharged engines? Very cool!
I do not have any photographs and it is not easy to get to right now, but, I have a '69 Morris Garages "B" Series Roadster with 27,623 on the odometer ... I really need to drive it more.
That Studebaker Avanti is beautiful! Back in the mid '70s i would see one of these quite regularly. A fellow that worked at the same place I did had one and frequently had it out for a drive. I often wondered if the 289 c.i. engine was their own design or if they bought the very first FORD 289 engines? Didn't some of them have supercharged engines? Very cool!
I do not have any photographs and it is not easy to get to right now, but, I have a '69 Morris Garages "B" Series Roadster with 27,623 on the odometer ... I really need to drive it more.
amc rulz
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I always liked the Avanti too - and the Opel GT, both kind of unusual.
amc rulz
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