[mb4875]

In my younger days.________________
Ready to Rock and Roll

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: mb4875 on 2002-03-05 00:36 ]</font>

 

[JayP]

See- that's why I can't evey buy an old musclecar. I'd paint the hood black, remove the bumpers, slap some slicks on it and see how fast it'll go.

That had to be a handfull to drive...

 

[Cochese]

A Camaro?! What's up with that?! KIDDING! :lol:

That is a neato pic, is that you by the driver's door?

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[mb4875]

Yes, That is me. The Car has been restored to its orginal paint and lettering by a young man in San Jose,Ca. and is running in Historical races on the West Coast.

 

[mb4875]

2001 Laguna Seca Historic Trans-Am

 

[TBBullitt]

Kind of on topic, but did anyone notice that in Hot Rod's April Reaction Time section a reader discusses the "Trans Am Look" (which mb4875's Camaro definately has :smile. The picture right above the letter is a Dan Gurney AAR Cuda and a Challenger T/A during a race :smile: :smile:. Kind of a neat little dig at Firechickens methinks. Does anyone know who campaigned Mustangs in T/A racing back in the day?

 

[mb4875]

Check out www.historictransam.com

The Camaro that I built and raced in the early 1970s has been completely restored by a young man in San Jose,Ca. He has done a beautiful job.

 

[OKCBULLITT]

JayP,

And what is wrong with that??

 

[bullitt3980]

He's just got to get those side pipes like you had-did you ever burn your leg getting in and out?

 

[kfengler]

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On 2004-07-28 21:18, bullitt3980 wrote:
He's just got to get those side pipes like you had-did you ever burn your leg getting in and out?
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I'm sure he wore long pants, with socks and shoes made for racing, which would protect him for the accidental touching of those pipes.
Kinda like the pipes on my Harley, I've never burned my leg on them in the 8+ years I've had it. The jeans and boots really help. :wink:
Now I have burned my arm a couple times. It hurts!!! :lol:

 

[kaylan1521]

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On 2004-07-29 09:30, kfengler wrote:
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On 2004-07-28 21:18, bullitt3980 wrote:
He's just got to get those side pipes like you had-did you ever burn your leg getting in and out?
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I'm sure he wore long pants, with socks and shoes made for racing, which would protect him for the accidental touching of those pipes.
Kinda like the pipes on my Harley, I've never burned my leg on them in the 8+ years I've had it. The jeans and boots really help. :wink:
Now I have burned my arm a couple times. It hurts!!! :lol:

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Your arm????? What the heck are you doing with your arm down there?

I had to move my bike last week while wearing shorts and I quickly remembered why I don't wear shorts when I'm rididng. yeeeeoouuucchhhhhhhhh~!!!!!!!