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A little too mustangy but I still like the thought of new muscle car companies. http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2013/09/26/new-american-muscle-car-company-launches-retro-modern-coupe/?intcmp=features

I use facebook to stay in touch with old friends and family. I even made my 66 cuda a facebook page. It seemed like the best place to record the resto.

They will make healthier food when people stop buying what they offer. People know it's not the healthiest food to eat. They do it anyway. It's a free market. Let the market solve it or not solve it.

1980 Honda civic. Big sisters car. Also first car I wrecked. I never liked my big sister.

It was also a factor as to why I bought a 66 at age 44 LOL. I have a maturation problem I guess.

When I was 16 and owned the 64 Cuda I dropped the back seat many times with a companion and a 6 pack but rarely did any sleeping. Gotta love the sky view in a 64-66 Cuda. Nothing beats it.

a Straight Talk pre-paid cellular phone, his Florida driver’s license, a gray tank top, black Dickie shorts and a pair of DC sneakers....... Classy duds for a first date.

I'm just one of the new guys but I sent what I could. Rusty's advice is all over this site. He's one of the guys I'm going to be asking dumb question after dumb question to during my first motor build and car restoration. Thanks for what you do, making this site as good as it is. Remember...

I am getting ready to find and restore a 64-66 Barracuda (still looking). Does anyone have advice on the best car restoration book out there? I'm a reader and I'd like a book to help guide me thru the general process. Collector car restoration bible? Thanks all!