Finally, my daughter is driving a clutch
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The truck runs high 9.9's, and consistant 10.01's and .02's. Stopped by on the way home and he is chopping up an S-10, the rear frame is outside and the 32"x18.5's are mocked up in the back.
Strange thing is that looking for pictures of the wife and I together are far and few between. It seems we were always taking pictures of the kids, so here is one of the wife and the three youngest... and I do appreciate the fine things you guys have said on the board, thanks.
And of me and daughter #2...
Strange thing is that looking for pictures of the wife and I together are far and few between. It seems we were always taking pictures of the kids, so here is one of the wife and the three youngest... and I do appreciate the fine things you guys have said on the board, thanks.
And of me and daughter #2...
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And just for fun, when he was looking at putting wheelie bars on the truck. He is actually disappointed that he is not in the mid 9's with his combo. (I tried to make pictures smaller but it didn't work.)
And the Chevelle I built and painted that the neighbor bought...along with my Camaro before I sold it. I painted both of them, the Camaro was my 1st (20 footer), then the '67 Chevelle (2 footer, nearly flawless for paint). The Chevelle I put '78 Camaro Spindles and power brakes, changed the suspension and made it handle better, along with a proportioning valve, and the interior was a two tone black and the same blue as the exterior. I dyed the headliner and dash to match. Put in Lincoln Mark 8 leather seats and cut the floor out for the mechanics of them, full electric with electric/air bolsters and lumbar support, retractable seat belts and original type interior doors and back seats.
I'm sorry to keep going likethis, I love myfamily and I love building cars. (Not maintenance)
And the Chevelle I built and painted that the neighbor bought...along with my Camaro before I sold it. I painted both of them, the Camaro was my 1st (20 footer), then the '67 Chevelle (2 footer, nearly flawless for paint). The Chevelle I put '78 Camaro Spindles and power brakes, changed the suspension and made it handle better, along with a proportioning valve, and the interior was a two tone black and the same blue as the exterior. I dyed the headliner and dash to match. Put in Lincoln Mark 8 leather seats and cut the floor out for the mechanics of them, full electric with electric/air bolsters and lumbar support, retractable seat belts and original type interior doors and back seats.
I'm sorry to keep going likethis, I love myfamily and I love building cars. (Not maintenance)
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Wow! I'm gonna blow up a pic. of the two chevelle's! Dang those are nice. Almost like looking at a porno mag!! ha ha j/k. But they look good. I'm trying to come across an old Nova Duster 2 door. Let me know if you ever see one for a good price.
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Nice chevelle. This one me and my dad restored for the last 3 years and finished it last summer. We did everything to the car. I have 6 trophies just from the end of last summer. I cant wait to take it back out this summer and finish up a few small odds and ends.
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That is very nice. Old Cragars for rims, similar to my '79Z I'm trying to finish and sell, if I ever can get some free time. This is the car #3 girl said was too buy to work on it toearn it, so she drives the ugly family van.
