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Kids if you laugh at this I understand, but this was as good as it got back in the day. Hell I remember this was still touring in 1975..
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KMC440 wrote:
Kids if you laugh at this I understand, but this was as good as it got back in the day. Hell I remember this was still touring in 1975..
Yeah,they came by Bristol in early 70s .
Like to see it done today with plastics flying on the simple leaps.
They had to break something and wad up at a show.
I work on that very car but year newer about weekly and a 56 Ford ,some galaxies and impalas.
You wonder how women drove the things,just a trip down the drive ,turn around 7 point style,and back up the drive and into the garage your arms at noodles .No power nothing.And a woman owns the 56 it was her first car bought new,3 on the tree no less.
Didnt Joey have a son that did nascar a bit?or was that Barrett I'm thinking.
They came to our county fair when I was a kid. Followed by a county wide outbreak of bent bicycle rims and skinned knees.
My wife calls you guys the Yahoos.
I drove to elementary school at 14 till they called the law,dirt road almost to school.
A 71 datsun pu that I built the engine for in my basement room,rolled it out in a wheelbarrow and used a tractor boom to stab it in. It was out of a 610 2.0 5 speed.
There was one stretch of dirt road i could see for half mile and for years was my favorite section to try and go thru flat out in high ,looking out the sidewindlws pitched sideways
Just 2 friends would ride that section with me,lol.
Good times