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I'm I have nothing against a custom but I don't like it my dad loves it though
I do remember the van craze an don't think it will ever die among wanna be rock star teens with garage bands
454Ls6 Is that 2nd to last car in the line of photos a Chevy vega or a citation?it threw me off b/c of the rear wheel drive mounted engine. I like the ribbon cars you posted just not the op vette
I'm I have nothing against a custom but I don't like it my dad loves it though
I do remember the van craze an don't think it will ever die among wanna be rock star teens with garage bands
454Ls6 Is that 2nd to last car in the line of photos a Chevy vega or a citation?it threw me off b/c of the rear wheel drive mounted engine. I like the ribbon cars you posted just not the op vette
That there is an Opel GT, I believe. They were a little european sports car that kinda looked like a little miniature 'vette, if you squinted your eyes and used your imagination. It was a big craze to put v-8s in them, back in the '70s, you don't really see them very much anymore.
We had a couple Chevy monza spiders an 3 1977 Pontiac sunbirds that we put junk yard 350s in. I loved the town I grew up in we could get a 350 out of a variety of 3/4 ton silverados an they were almost always 4bolt main sbc or 454s. Then do a cheap crap rebuild do some welding to keep the frame together an drop in those two cars. It was soooo much fun every one of them was stupid fast! Straight line only cars though that suspension couldn't be built strong enough to put up with what we were doing to it. We were incredibly stupid bullet proof teenagers who had no need for brakes or steer ability we just needed to go fast!
They were very much bubba builds but put 5 teenage kids in a house no supervision what can you expect. We all had just barely enough money not to starve an we spent it all on building those cars wow we were stupid!
I still the love the original late 70s pontiac sunbird it is a 1/2 scale firebird!!
78 Chevy delivery for me no **** carpet just a regular old orange carpet from the 70s my grandma previously had in her living room
My lil brother went all out ford f200 work van originals no windows them a giant moon roof papa smurf painted on the side a ex500honda generator on the roof a GIANT tv, video games
and a beer fridge
While I do remember those days, I never cared much for those types of custom paint jobs. I'm a boring single color kind of guy
That Vette in the OP would look really cool in just the gold without the graphics IMO. Love the 10" wide Mickey T tires on the Camaro... Just I remember when N50-15's were all the rage - couldn't imagine anything cooler than those massive things lol
30 or 40 years from now people are going to be having the same thoughts about the carbon fiber thing and all the stuff kids are doing to their ricers....all i can say is i lived through that era and it was fun,very different times in so many ways
30 or 40 years from now people are going to be having the same thoughts about the carbon fiber thing and all the stuff kids are doing to their ricers....all i can say is i lived through that era and it was fun,very different times in so many ways
LOL!! Ya know, I was talking about this to na friend of mine just the other day. He was bitching about "these damn kids these days..." with the park bench wings on the back of their cars, and the grapefruit launcher tailpipes, and the neon lights under the rocker panels, and I just had to say " Are they really any different than we were with the air shocks, cherry bomb mufflers, **** carpeting dashboards, fake hood scoops, etc.?" He thought about it for a minute and said, "When ya look at it that way, I guess not....". In the words of Roland the Gunslinger, "The world has moved on........"