cletus8269

with great power comes great responsibilty... it terrifies me at times the way some people drive towing large loads... heheh i can totally see somebody towing 30K lbs and driving like they have no trailer at all... with great power comes great responsibilty... it terrifies me at times the way some people drive towing large loads... heheh i can totally see somebody towing 30K lbs and driving like they have no trailer at all. i see on the interstate quite a bit people hauling their campers and whatnot and being not even 15 feet off the back bumper of a compact car in front of them.

the 2k might be okay for the motor and trans if they work at all... reminds me of the slightly fire toasted 70's vette i saw at the pidgeon forge rod run this year. that loonie tune wanted 5K for his though the body was still mostly there...

its good to see these cars getting a little love. I think they are unfairly overlooked and espesially love the 73-6 olds. awesome homegrown car.

i'd like a nova. like this... or maybe a droptop caddy?

dang, even my 1990 ss 454 got 10-12.

that brammo bike looks familiar. did they run it at the Isle of man TT?

ive watched the videos on these. they seem really cool but still pretty pricey for what they are. cycleworld seems to think a lot of them though.

thats pretty awesome. this is kind of an older song but its still kind of funny cause everyone knows someone with a car like this. also its a rather heavy song but the lyrics are great. http://youtu.be/kLhhSh-EdcI

have they said anything about plans for an sti version?

nah... i think he should fold his hand in that department as well...

9/10 missed #6...

missed three questions on the permit test and had points deducted on the driving test for engaging the turn signal once i came to a stop at the stop sign. in fairness i was distracted because the road ended and you either had to turn rt or lt and in the yard ahead was a candy apple read 57 2dr chevy hardtop.

nah, i have seen an 81-82 corvette towing a pontoon though... thats a bad vette owner...

Oh, it's definitely in there. That is the body shop "garage". It has been secure through several storms so far, overly braced and staked down. All fine in Philly. Work from home continues. But apparently the city is closed again tomorrow. when i lived at my grandfathers place i was on the top of the hill and always caught the wind. i took a trip to lowes and bought mobile hope anchors that are basically three foot augers and used them to secure my temporary carport like that to the ground. used 650lb rated rachet straps to secure the frame to the augers. it may seem like overkill but only takes seeing the wind lift the whole thing a few inches off the ground to decide the stock stuff dont cut it. best of luck to all of you in the storm.

it just aint fair heheh.

its like its looking into my soooooouuulllll....

i think the duke boys traded in their mopar and moved down under... that snorkel kit looks pretty cool on there though.

jeez i love those promos. da.. dad. im not a crazed gunman, i'm an assasin. well the difference being ones a job and the others mental sickness.

dang. about the only thing you can do with that is buy the frame, scrap the rest and give dynacorn a call...

i dont know whats funnier. the two jokes above or the fact that it says fullmoon97 is reading this on the members reading list...

everything is great except for that overstated cheese grater on the hood... something a little more flush would clean it up.

ive always liked the 77 pontiac canams.

... what tool "frame off" restores a 94 silverado?

classic.