Street Racing Cars
01-26-2011, 12:17 AM
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lets see my last two cars were a
1990 Lincoln MK7 , 11.7@118
http://www.hotrodlincoln.org/Gain.jpg
and a 2004 GTO 12.0@114,,
http://www.hotrodlincoln.org/hsvsig2.jpg
both very everyday reliable and daily drivers,
and in my humble opinion anyone who street races is a moron that deserves to be locked up and get their car crushed.
If you cant race at a track and cant race from a dig
you are not for real , only Ricers and idiots race on the street..
1990 Lincoln MK7 , 11.7@118
http://www.hotrodlincoln.org/Gain.jpg
and a 2004 GTO 12.0@114,,
http://www.hotrodlincoln.org/hsvsig2.jpg
both very everyday reliable and daily drivers,
and in my humble opinion anyone who street races is a moron that deserves to be locked up and get their car crushed.
If you cant race at a track and cant race from a dig
you are not for real , only Ricers and idiots race on the street..
Last edited by HTRDLNCN; 01-26-2011 at 12:25 AM.
01-26-2011, 08:33 AM
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Interesting thread BTW. When is the thread starter going to come back with his real intent?
Last edited by thirdchildhood; 01-26-2011 at 08:35 AM.
01-26-2011, 09:34 AM
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Was able to locate and buy back my very first car a few weeks ago. '72 cuda. I bought the 340 in pieces at a swap meet at 13 then started looking for a car. Found a rust free but stripped cuda in a barn and spent the next couple years wrenchin. Had it done just weeks before my 16th.
Had a blast being a typical teenager cruising and racing it. Especially the first two years of the Woodward cruise before it became a traffic jam. Eventually sold it to buy my first performance boat (hey even at 20 I had priorities!!!).
Just got it back and after a couple trips to Waterford Hills Raceway (road course) last couple years with the Z28 I'm hooked. Gonna build this car for open track days plus a "fair weather" daily driver.
Had a blast being a typical teenager cruising and racing it. Especially the first two years of the Woodward cruise before it became a traffic jam. Eventually sold it to buy my first performance boat (hey even at 20 I had priorities!!!).
Just got it back and after a couple trips to Waterford Hills Raceway (road course) last couple years with the Z28 I'm hooked. Gonna build this car for open track days plus a "fair weather" daily driver.
01-28-2011, 01:22 PM
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Was able to locate and buy back my very first car a few weeks ago. '72 cuda. I bought the 340 in pieces at a swap meet at 13 then started looking for a car. Found a rust free but stripped cuda in a barn and spent the next couple years wrenchin. Had it done just weeks before my 16th.
Had a blast being a typical teenager cruising and racing it. Especially the first two years of the Woodward cruise before it became a traffic jam. Eventually sold it to buy my first performance boat (hey even at 20 I had priorities!!!).
Just got it back and after a couple trips to Waterford Hills Raceway (road course) last couple years with the Z28 I'm hooked. Gonna build this car for open track days plus a "fair weather" daily driver.
Had a blast being a typical teenager cruising and racing it. Especially the first two years of the Woodward cruise before it became a traffic jam. Eventually sold it to buy my first performance boat (hey even at 20 I had priorities!!!).
Just got it back and after a couple trips to Waterford Hills Raceway (road course) last couple years with the Z28 I'm hooked. Gonna build this car for open track days plus a "fair weather" daily driver.
nice lookin ride Bro
02-03-2011, 09:13 AM
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93 octane, 9's at 145 MPH drive it easily on the street
95% HOME BUILT IN MY GARAGE, narrowed the rear, built the cage, engine, turbo set up including SS headers, DFi etc, Only the Th400 , transmission and machine work were outsourced
95% HOME BUILT IN MY GARAGE, narrowed the rear, built the cage, engine, turbo set up including SS headers, DFi etc, Only the Th400 , transmission and machine work were outsourced
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02-03-2011, 06:28 PM
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Only good picture of Cuda, 67 Formula S. 500" Storker,625HP,700 ftlbs of torgue. All under 5500 RPM's Pump gas!!Attachment 438997
My old '69 Barracuda (Dad has one so I had to have one too lol)
