post a pic of your car and what your proud of!

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Originally posted by FATHERTIME

side view of my 1967 chevelle

DUUUDDE! 67 chevelle is my dream car! some day.... some day oh yes it will be mine!

Fathertime, i like your GS and Jixer .... are you partial to just Suzukis? I had a GS 750 ES when I lived in


Madrid.... had a GSXR 750 then tooo..... ooops....to much information...

79 L82 Vette - 380hp - 4 bolt main
Not my car. My brothers, but were both proud of it More pics here if you're interested http://www.whatboyswant.com/forum_read/1600361/

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Originally posted by edwardCrow

Fathertime, i like your GS and Jixer .... are you partial to just Suzukis? I had a GS 750 ES when I lived in


Madrid.... had a GSXR 750 then tooo..... ooops....to much information...

i used to have a honda cbr 900rr also..i just like the looks of old school bikes with flat headlights...

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Originally posted by fitbmxseries1

[reply=FATHERTIME]
side view of my 1967 chevelle

DUUUDDE! 67 chevelle is my dream car! some day.... some day oh yes it will be mine!
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i always said that...finally got mine, it came from new mexico so it's pretty clean...with 2 bikes it's hard to restore everything...i can only do one thing at a time...the chevelle is a fun cruiser though...

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Originally posted by fitbmxseries1

Well, the pic didn't show, but looking at the second set, SURE looks like a turbo TA! Looks like one w/o the decal kit added! I found my old pics at Thirdgen.org, sample on the next page. Mine is white with custom black accents and it has the power accessories to boot. Full 350 TPI, 140 speedo and auto trans!


I have one somewhere, on my other PC likely, 1989 Firebird Formula ASC droptop with 350 TPI! Quite rare production ragtop
-Bill

my baby...

98 Z71 Chevy Silverado 3" Body lift Mickey Thompson Classic II wheels 15x10 Dick Cepek Fun Country II Tires 33x12.50

yeah, I know, I need to wash the damn thing

thanx jer and mike, you built my baby.

My bike looks like this one except it's in 3 baskets


My Tercel(on the end) can drown out the Tuners

I'd assume Advaced Reply might be the way to go, but let's try this first>>>
I finally found an old post of my car at Thirdgen.Org>>

Unlike a lot of the others, mine rolled off the assembly line before Pearl Harbor. It's a 1940 LaSalle (a GM product).

got this pic for now, more to come. 1979 blazer with a 383 stroker, 2.02/1.65 heads that have been p&p'ed, 3/4 race cam headers, gear drive, th350 with a custem shift package. i am working on rebuilding a 454 that i am gonna stuff a blower on.

My 1995 Ford Fairlaine

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Originally posted by SpeeDeaThrash

I'd assume Advaced Reply might be the way to go, but let's try this first>>>
I finally found an old post of my car at Thirdgen.Org>>

im becoming a regular at the third gen forum since i got my trans am hope to see you around on that site too!

and heres another of my car after i pulled the trim off and buffed the hell out of it!

I had a bit o' trouble getting back after some time away, it's good to point out there is another site of 3rdgen.org! The two are different but offer the same eye candy! Third Generation F cars; Camaro and Firebirds. Outside of the Regal T Type and Corvettes, GM's only real 80s sports cars, some might argue 70s and 90s as well, however, the turbos did return later

BILL

Here's a pic of my piece

Sorry 'bout the poor quality (camera phone). This is my 1982 Buick Regal. I just had a new sound system installed about two months ago, and my transmission just went out. So now I'm stuck driving my wife's van. SOCCER DAD!!!

i also took the pic of mine with a camera phone. this is my pride and joy. 1991 Mercury Grand Marquis with the orginal EFI 302. its completely stock(i'm going to keep it that way), and pretty clean for a 14 year old car with 142,000 miles. it's never been in an accident. the paint is original and pretty damn nice as well. it has dark blue interior and is completely loaded. i like the factory stereo with the cassette player, no plans to upgrade anything. i've driven this car, problem free, on long trips with an estimated milage of 23 mpg at 70 mph.