Anyone here have a classic car they admire from the old days? I have always liked the Boss Mustang, and there was that cool Shelby Mustang in Gone in 60 Seconds.

http://bradbarnett.net/mustangs/concept/71boss302/

http://www.er3.com/firebird/

http://www3.sympatico.ca/f.bevil/My1970Swinger340.html

The most beautiful (for me) and the Classical Mustang is the fastback GT 1966 HiPerf (engine code K).

 I guess we can't leave out the mighty Corvette.

 http://ncarboni.home.att.net/NC82.html

1969 is also a nice year for the Corvette (1968 : new generation).

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 Anyone here have a classic car they admire from the old days?

How about own? >=)


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@gdonovan,

Doesn't get much better than that

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@gdonovan,

Doesn't get much better than that

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@gdonovan,

Best time ?

I used to own a 1979 AMX back in the day, with the mighty 2bbl 304!;)

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@gdonovan,

Best time ?

11.2 @ 124 mph spinning the slicks.

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@gdonovan,

Engine 350-361-383-400-413-426-440 ?

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@gdonovan,

Engine 350-361-383-400-413-426-440 ?

440 .030 over (.75mm) with forged six-pack slugs, Herb McCandless ported 452 heads with oversize stainless valves, titainiaum retainers and DC "battleship" springs with the inner spring removed, .590 lift Direct Connection camshaft, Max Wedge rocker gear, Weiand tunnel ram with dual Carter 500 cfm AFB's, 2" Hooker Super Comp headers.

Next year I'm hoping to freshen the car up (current paint job is 12 years old) and redo the engine with a single turbocharger and digital fuel injection.

@gdonovan,

Very impressive

 Can't leave out the SD 455 Trans Am, that car was pretty cool.

 http://www.sd455.com/transam.htm