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pittsburghracer

pittsburghracer

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But my buddy Tim sure knows how to build some nice engines and do some nice wheelies. We’ve been racing close to 50 years together.

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One of my favorite Mopars along with the 62-64 Polara
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I want a 64 Dodge (but so does everyone else) Probably the last Mopar before I get old enough that they take my drivers license away! Hey, I'm not done yet. :thumbsup:
 
We both have lost so many friends over the years we talk on the phone 3-5 times a week at a minimum. Laugh, joke around, and talk engine building and head porting that we both love to do. At 68 we are both to stubborn to quit doing what we love.
 
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I remember him well. But I don't remember of the 2 brothers who started racing with a 70 Coronet 318 that was green.
I believe I'm thinking of the same guys. 50 years is a long time.
 
Darter6 said:
I remember him well. But I don't remember of the 2 brothers who started racing with a 70 Coronet 318 that was green.
I believe I'm thinking of the same guys. 50 years is a long time.
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Yep. Keith and Bruce. Still both doing well. Both retired from racing.
 
Looks good to me!! I have to put mine on the four post lift to look at the front suspension like that lol.
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The hood emblem had the big block call out on the Sport Fury. A friend had the 383 call out on his back in the day.
 
pittsburghracer said:
Yep. Keith and Bruce. Still both doing well. Both retired from racing.
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Glad that my dementia hasn't kicked in yet. I still remember SOME things.
Yeah, me too racing any more. One did have a son that was racing a Duster about 14 years ago.
It's been along time since I was at Keystone.You posts keep my memories alive and I thank you for that.
 
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Darter6 said:
Glad that my dementia hasn't kicked in yet. I still remember SOME things.
Yeah, me too. One did have a son that was racing a Duster about 14 years ago.
It's been along time since I was at Keystone.You posts keep my memories alive and I thank you for that.
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That’s Tim, who’s 64 that is. His son Nick has a Duster.
 
pittsburghracer said:
We both have lost so many friends over the years we talk on the phone 3-5 times a week at a minimum. Laugh, joke around, and talk engine building and head porting that we both love to do. At 68 we are both to stubborn to quit doing what we love.
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That attitude will keep you alive a lot longer than sitting in a chair will.
 
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