Show us them cars!
- Thread starter Clothespin n
- Start date
Help Support Rat Rod Bikes Bicycle Forum:
Heres a pic of the Jeep my son and I share.
Mix teenagers and Jeeps together and mud will likely result. 94 YJ with 140K miles. Just have tuned it up and it runs great. We love to go wheeling and bet there are more wheelers here? Thanks!!!
Mix teenagers and Jeeps together and mud will likely result. 94 YJ with 140K miles. Just have tuned it up and it runs great. We love to go wheeling and bet there are more wheelers here? Thanks!!!
NICE BURNOUT MB!! I love that car haha. :] Nice cars Fellas.
Here's my car with new wheels,
lol thanks! Yeah it can only haul 3 bikes. The engine is pretty much a stock svt engine. It's really fun around curves!bolerg said:chimichanga said:Here's my car with new wheels,
thats cool. looks fast... cant haul too many bikes though... lol
anything done to the engine???
Maaaan chimi!
thats one clean focus
Allways liked the newer SVT ones
thats one clean focus
Allways liked the newer SVT ones
Here is my 72 Scamp. Built 360 and it flat out hauls
Here's my daily for almost six years now.
1959 Euro Bug (semaphore car)
1915, Engle 120, comp header, dual Weber 40 IDFs...now with wide five disc brakes!
We also have this '90 Oldsmobuick that my teenaged boy has taken over somewhat.
Charging across the West Texas desert.
Then we have a '98 Dakota.
I still have some Mother Mopar in my veins.
1959 Euro Bug (semaphore car)
1915, Engle 120, comp header, dual Weber 40 IDFs...now with wide five disc brakes!
Charging across the West Texas desert.
Then we have a '98 Dakota.
I still have some Mother Mopar in my veins.
BLASTER said:Here's my daily for almost six years now.
1959 Euro Bug (semaphore car)
1915, Engle 120, comp header, dual Weber 40 IDFs...now with wide five disc brakes!
We also have this '90 Oldsmobuick that my teenaged boy has taken over somewhat.
Charging across the West Texas desert.
Then we have a '98 Dakota.
I still have some Mother Mopar in my veins.
"THE" Blaster??
BLASTER said:
Ahh, I remember the good ole' days when there was a square key for the ignition and a round key to open the doors. That was back before all the giant rubber Fisher Price Keys that don't fit in my pockets. That reminds me of my old 83' Malibu sedan. It had great power until you hit 45, then you could read the paper and do the crossword until it hit 60 mph.
:lol: Yeah, I was pretty happnin....
I bought the 442 when I was 16. I paid $200 for it. The previous owner had given up on the car about 7 years previous and just parked it at the back of our apartments. There it sat with 4 flat tires, bleached paint, and sun worn interior. I drooled over it for two years before I did some hunting to find the owner.
Within 2 days of purchase I had it running, polished, and driving. It served me well for 2 years and then I sold it to a friend's father who promptly blew the transmission. He then sold the car to a drug dealer/mechanic who rolled the car into a ditch while running from the cops. I heard it just sits beside the drug dealer's home while he serves time in prison.
My poor car.
I bought the 442 when I was 16. I paid $200 for it. The previous owner had given up on the car about 7 years previous and just parked it at the back of our apartments. There it sat with 4 flat tires, bleached paint, and sun worn interior. I drooled over it for two years before I did some hunting to find the owner.
Within 2 days of purchase I had it running, polished, and driving. It served me well for 2 years and then I sold it to a friend's father who promptly blew the transmission. He then sold the car to a drug dealer/mechanic who rolled the car into a ditch while running from the cops. I heard it just sits beside the drug dealer's home while he serves time in prison.
My poor car.
Nothing worse than selling a car to see it just go to he double hockey sticks some people just have no pride, I had a 72 Barracuda nice clean 318 auto blue on blue I sold it to this kid whos grandma gave him the $1.500 (ow hindsite)and the next thing you know he ripped out the factory a/c put all these pin stripe lightning bolt stickers in the windows it was all down hill from there.HutchXL24 said::lol: Yeah, I was pretty happnin....
I bought the 442 when I was 16. I paid $200 for it. The previous owner had given up on the car about 7 years previous and just parked it at the back of our apartments. There it sat with 4 flat tires, bleached paint, and sun worn interior. I drooled over it for two years before I did some hunting to find the owner.
Within 2 days of purchase I had it running, polished, and driving. It served me well for 2 years and then I sold it to a friend's father who promptly blew the transmission. He then sold the car to a drug dealer/mechanic who rolled the car into a ditch while running from the cops. I heard it just sits beside the drug dealer's home while he serves time in prison.
My poor car.
