Melissa's is coming here tomorrow for a month for a few "updates"
It's nice not having 5 Buicks hanging out in the yard 
At leased the cars there are Buick powered !$2 Million Cuda?
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Melissa's is coming here tomorrow for a month for a few "updates"
It's nice not having 5 Buicks hanging out in the yard At leased the cars there are Buick powered !Gary Wells
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2 mil. So did Don Johnson scoot his butt across another, or what?
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The first one to offer me 2 mil for my Hemi Challenger takes it...... Well maybe not a real Hemi car but still has one anyway....
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Two million for that Challenger? You must be Plumb Crazy!!
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Two million for that Challenger? You must be Plumb Crazy!!
Ya, just trying to ride the wave........
Allan G.
The guy who buffed my GN has this for sale. 1977 Roadrunner. I was in high school when it came out. He is a big Mopar nut. I know what you're thinking....it is from one of those stupid years where performance was crap. That is what I thought at first, but then I kind of started to like this car the more I looked at it. It is in real good shape and you can get it for a fair price. I really like the hood scoop (something you don't see on new cars). Check it out and let me know what you think http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/VOLA...2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&forcev4exp=true
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Sorry, not to be rude, crude, & socially unacceptable but the last of any of the killer cars from the '70's was 1971. Last year for the hemi in anything, up until recent.
Last year for the Ford big "Bosses", Boss 302, Boss 351, & Boss429 was also 1971.
Gary Wells said:
That's fine then. Still would want to get the '74 regardless of originality in that case when it comes to the engine or tranny. Love that year for the rear alone. The taillights make the car.
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a while back- maybe 10 years ago- someone "restored" a ZL1 Camaro that had been a race car from day 1.. it had been back halfed and tubbed with a 4 link rear some time in the 70's and the whole car was lightened to the point of not being really safe once the cage was cut out of it... so what they did was they cut the body away from the firewall, and welded a new body shell "around" the firewall... there was a build thread on Camaros.net at the time that followed the progress, and the Mod Squad would step in and delete posts/suspend people every time they pointed out that this "restoration" was a bunch of crap. the thread eventually got locked and maybe even deleted due to the bad vibes it was bringing..
anyways, the "restored" car went to (i think) the BJ auction and pulled in several hundred thousand dollars because it was sold as a low mile survivor with a mild cosmetic restoration done to it...
that was when i figured out that this whole musclecar thing was a little crazy once you got into the rare cars being bought by people with stupid amounts of money to spend on 35+ year old cars...
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