Your ride...

[Dr_Fwd]

it's not a muscle car... but she's pretty sporty

Dude, you sure can take a nice pictures!

[ray1970]

This one should make you all jealous. She's a sexy beast. I actually ditched the camper the other day. Won't be long before she is eligible for "collector" plates.

[Irving]

This one should make you all jealous. She's a sexy beast. I actually ditched the camper the other day. Won't be long before she is eligible for "collector" plates.

I think they changed that law, and cars have to be 1970 or older now. I think...

[Buckaroobonsai]

Does she come with jumper cables?

This one should make you all jealous. She's a sexy beast. I actually ditched the camper the other day. Won't be long before she is eligible for "collector" plates.

[micah360]

Dude, you sure can take a nice pictures!

thanks man...

Here's one of my favorites from my past. It's my 1969 Cadillac Fleetwood. This thing was a monster! The dual exhausts were cut off halfway back with glasspacks on it. Fuck... it was mean!

[cwripinz]

Just sold my Auburn a little bit back...




And this one ain't a Sports Car, but it is Really Fun to Run...



And the Daily Driver... Has a OEM Honda Spoiler on the back, now... Kinda Fun to drive... Thinking about "doing" some stuff to it... CAI, Cat Back, Chip... who knows?

[AirbornePathogen]

I'll play. 05 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, or LJ. 3" lift, 32" BFGs, Warn-style bumper, PIAA lights, all done by me. Pretty much stock otherwise.

[waxthis]

it's not a muscle car... but she's pretty sporty

[Bentsight]

Loved that 68 SS
How'd you ever get it to hook and run 12's with those "skinnys" on it???
Must'a been the wire covers and the exhaust pipes at the rear tires

[rondog]

Loved that 68 SS
How'd you ever get it to hook and run 12's with those "skinnys" on it???
Must'a been the wire covers and the exhaust pipes at the rear tires

I think I borrowed some 12" slicks from a buddy, been a long tiime ago! I sure had a lot of fun in that old Chevelle......would be worth a fortune now. I was a real SS, not a Malibu with badges stuck on it. Didn't need to do that shit in '73, cars like this were plentiful and cheap, no need to fake 'em. We all had hotrods. Old Harleys were plentiful and cheap, as were Winchesters, Colt SAA's, M1911's, etc.

A buddy of mine bought a '68 Plymouth GTX for $1000 at a gas station, had a 426 Hemi in it and was one of those "factory race cars" that they made just for taking to the drag strip, didn't have any frills or extras, just horsepower and factory HP parts all over it like dual carbs, headers, dual-point ignition, heavy-duty trans and axle, all that stuff. It was a beast, but ate sparkplugs like crazy. That thing would be priceless now!