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She's got a little more life left in er.

Pure Chineseium...might work ok, might not. Will it be as good as a high end 4150 type carb built by a reputable company? Most likely not.

Rat rod used to mean a traditional style hot rod that was still unfinished but driveable. It may have had patina, primer, a home-brew paint job - whatever. Started in the late 80s as an alternative to the overdone and undriveable Pro Street cars of the era. There's some that still build them...

Sweet Dart to start with.

Had several in late 90s to about '02 when I sold em all. '66 Ambassador DPL 2 door hardtop 327 (Rambler), 4 speed, buckets, console, ps, pdb - VERY RARE '69 Rambler American 2 door post, 41k actual miles, 6 cyl, auto, grey with grey cloth interior '67 Rambler Rebel 4 door, beater bomb with...

Was a KISS fan as a kid, then grew out of it and moved on to heavier stuff. Now that I'm older some of the songs are fun to listen to again. With new perspective I look back and realize how everything they did back then was marketing genius - they became the biggest rock band of their time...

Meanwhile they allow the biggest polluters to spew out as much as they want (as long as they pay $$$). What started as possibly a good thing has become just another crooked institution.

Let's play "Guess That Drug". I'm gonna have to go with meth on this one.

Please sign this petition, the EPA needs to know they're going too far. https://www.change.org/p/president-of-the-united-states-prevent-the-epa-from-banning-vehicle-modification?recruiter=false&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink "The EPA has begun to overstep its bounds...

My '67 Signet. Was debating for awhile on whether to keep it or sell it, but I took the plunge recently and bought a bunch of parts for it...so I guess consider these the "before" pics:

Yeah the moderation gets a bit overzealous sometimes.

In real world street cars, probably. In professional racing where every % hp matters, probably not. Just my .02.

My condolences to his family. What a huge loss, I genuinely respected his vast knowledge base.

Wing car Billboards B and RB Fuselage styling Slap Stick M code White Hat Special

I've always liked Firebirds. In fact if I wasn't into Mopars I'd probably be a Pontiac guy.

Where's the gen III hemi swap option?

The bacteria used in the production gives off gasses, mostly carbon dioxide, and it creates little pockets that end up as holes when you slice it. The yellow and white mixed is just two different varieties of cheese mixed together before they harden. That looks like Colby and Monterrey Jack.

Wow I wonder if that 'cuda barn is still full, or if it's been sold off already. I'm sure many here would love to know as well.

The "built up" and "three cylinders with low compression" cancel each other out. It's a core engine with some mystery ported heads and a few older performance parts. I see a $300 pile of parts there at best.

Very nice car, but I'll guess $9k since it's apart.

Roughly in order - current ones in bold. Many overlap as I usually owned 3-4 cars at a time. '70 Charger R/T....................440-4/auto column, FC7 painted brown/gold '71 Charger SE.....................383-4/auto console, B7 with new paint/top '69 Super Bee coupe.............383-4/auto...

That needs to be saved for sure, but the owner needs a reality check. I could see paying $1000 to $1500 maybe.

I saw one episode where this guy and his son drive up with a truck cab and a diesel engine on a trailer. They get to negotiating the price to build the thing and the son brings up the point that it's a father-son project in an attempt to lower the price. I about spit my drink out...a father-son...

Greatest Rock Guitar Playing: Duane Allman on Wilson Pickett's "Hey Jude" - YouTube

Because it puts a sure grip on your gut?

Another... From the Beginning -- Emerson, Lake & Palmer (in HD) - YouTube

If you like C-bodies go for it, I really doubt they would chase you off. I'm on that forum and I own one, but it's a forgotten project that was pushed into the corner 15 years ago. In fact I should probably post something, it's been a couple years...

Nice! I actually added that video to my "Barracudas" playlist a few years ago. Sweet car.

That thread was fine but I wanted this to have a '60s/'70s vibe Another of my favs Grand Funk Railroad - I'm Your Captain/Closer To Home - YouTube

Love the Allman Brothers. Where you goin'? Here's another of my favs Black Sabbath -- Wheels of Confusion/The Straightener - YouTube