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just a whatever topic...what do we have other than trucks for toys...muscle cars ...etc,...

 

just looking thru some old photos and reminiscing about my old car heres a few pics to share

 

95 9c1

cc305 cam,ported heads,long tubes,no cats,edelbrock duals,4.10's,bonne seats,s-10 console shift

custom functional ram air hood that I made using '77 Formula Firebird hood scoops,customized rear duckbill spoiler.ZR-1 vette wheels with 315/35-17's on the rear

ran low 13's and still got 18 mpg with all the mods

what else is out there for eye candy!!??

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This is my "daily driver/beater/work car" so I don't have to drive my truck in the snow/salt/rain!

'02 Saturn SC2....

 

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Here is my ride from high school back in the late 70's. A 1968 Impala custom with a 250hp 327 and a turbo 400 trans.

 

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Now I have this one, a 1965 Impala SS with a 396 with Mass-Flo fuel injection, TEMEC TKO 600 5sp, 3.31 Eaton posi. Fun to run around with, the 5sp and that overdrive really help with the fuel economy on the interstate.

 

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ah....this was good idea.....good pick me up at the end of the day....keep em comin!!!

 

I'm really diggin the 65 Imp...but the rest are some favorites as well...the intrepids are nice cars...the saturns hae come a long way as well.....and sporty toys are always intriguing!!

 

I'll have to see if I can dig up some more....heres another teaser...my old truck

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The other ride - my 51 Cranbrook. It's not too fast, and it gets worse mileage than my Silverado. But it is strangely relaxing to drive. Assuming that it's not over 55-60 MPH.

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My 98 explorer.. 35's, 4.10 gears, locker, manual t-case, wheeled like a champ

 

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Then came the Silverado

 

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My first bike... Intruder 800

 

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Can't forget my VTX1800F...

 

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here is my track rat:

 

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2003 Z06. American racing headers. C6 rims. PFADT camber kit (-2.0-2.5 or so on the fronts). Hoosier A6 slicks (at the time of pic, they were Kumho V710's). Corsa sport exhaust. Davenport tune. 460hp.

 

great track car. With slicks you can pretty much drive wide open through the corners.

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