Show us you rides before diesel,

Before I bought my truck I bought a 73 plymouth cuda AAR (clone) that was my first car and I dont thanks I could every get rid of it.

thanks,chris
 
this was what we sold to build the lil red
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RacinDuallie said:
The one I used to get into some serious grudge match races, and it would really spin hard off the launch........:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
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Dude :rockwoot:
I had a "GREEN MACHINE" with rear steering,couldnt help but spin of the line with that thing*nx* :rockwoot:
 
RacinDuallie said:
^^^^ Wow Sweet Car Man!!!!
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I'll have to take a picture of my 1st ride...93 1500 Chevy. After me and my brother, it's now sitting out in the weeds behind the shop:D:D

Chris
 
JJeepyjohn said:
Dude :rockwoot:
I had a "GREEN MACHINE" with rear steering,couldnt help but spin of the line with that thing*nx* :rockwoot:
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We have long retired that old faithful mount of mine, BUT if challenged to a serious duel, we could possibly drag that steed back out.......:poke: LOL :hehe:
 
I don`t have any pics of before diesel on my computer, so how about some "during" diesel pics?:
under construction
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my first car which i still have, a 1971 Plymouth Duster. it started life as a slant six car, i swappedthat out for a mildly built 340 for every day driving, later i blew my poor little 340 up, so i decided it was time for more i built a 416 stroker motor out of the 340 block and put maybe 4 passes on it before i bought my truck. now it sits in my old mans garage collecting dust. i have made a few changes since i put it in there but not many. it has a set of eldelbrock ported heads, 560 lift cam, comp roller rokers, fully built trans, 8 3/4 rear. last pass was 10.82 at 126mph, i have since taken the nitrous off and sold it, along with the goodyear slicks, and a few other parts, to buy parts for the truck, my dad has driven it a few times in the last year or so just to play, im glad to hear it still runs.:) ill post some pics as soon as i find them again.
 
Just found thins one, had to show it.

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This was how I celebrated turning over 600 miles on my new bike, which meant I didn't have to ride easy for break-in any more :)

George
 
Cool bike, , I really like bikes ,but as a 22 year veteran firefighter , the last 8 years as a Lieutenant on a engine/rescue company , I have just seen to much to ever get on one again
 
Yeah, I've been around and involved in my share of bike crashed (slid under a moving tractor trailer once that cut me off) That's why I now teach the MSF rider education course in hopes of helping other riders stay alive through better techniques both in riding and dealing with/avoiding dangerous situations.

I have a saying that holds very true to me. Bikes are like guns and guitars, nobody can have just one. I guess that's why I have 4 bikes, 7 guitars and 38 guns :)

Besides, I never could afford a car that would turn 130+MPH in the 1/4 mile but on my sportbike it's easy :)

George
 
here is my pictures of my show truck I had before. This thing sat low to had air shocks when shock where filled I still couldn't roll a tennis ball under it with out it sticking to the ground effect. It was quick to I had it to 150+ once following a buddy on his street bike. It was a Nissan 5 speed nice system to 132 decimals, neighbors loved me. :soap: I also had a 74 charger but haven't found my pictures of that yet to put on.
This was before
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This was after and at the first show.
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COMP461 said:
I love a good goat , waw a Dmax goat ? that would be way cool
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The Firebird is waiting for a motor and I have thought long and hard about dieselizing it. The Duramax is a good choice because of weight but my heart is with the Cummins.
 
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