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The Cadillac Tow Vehicle has always been My Favorite pic !!!!!!
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Hey Bobcat. It’s a saltwater boat now. LOL
Attachment 85806 Hey Bobcat, found a new work truck for you on Craigslist. That is one handy rig right there!
Air shocks and your ready to goQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat
Mornin Ho's !:seeya:
Anybody want to help Me set some Davits this Morning? There's no Money in it...But You'll have the satisfaction of a
job well done !:rolleyes:
Hey Bob, Is that a Kcar? Those are worth a lot of $$ on the Black Market:rofl:
There was a lot of chit built in the early 80’s. The K Car I believe was number 2 on the chit list. The Horizon was the number one POS!
The builder that has a office behind the dealership just had my body man redo his K Car convertible.:cheers2::huh: Maybe in another 20 years it will be worth $2500.00 ?
In 25 years it will need to be redone again.
You need your own Blog so we can hear the stories behind the pics.Quote:
Originally Posted by lucky strike
Want one?
Mornin Ho's !:seeya:
I forgot to mention I had a Visitors on Saturday....Charlie and Candace stopped by and caught Me doing what I do best...Drinking Beer
on the Porch.:sifone:
Friend gave me his Horizon (or Omni, I dunno) when he left for Hawaii.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Oval
Worth every cent
FREE !!!
Rubber boot between intake and carb base failed.
Dump the clutch and worn out motor mounts would let the motor slam back into the firewall and knock carb off intake.
Have to get out and set it back on until I milled out an aluminum spacer/adapter to mount carb.
Real feat of engineering !!
The Yugo may have been tied for 1st. I knew it was going down as soon as I found out it had a Fiat engine. It also holds the record for the only car to fly off the Mackinaw Bridge.
We may need a new thread,
POS Autos of the Ages!!
I gave you the top POS list. That thread is dead!
When I was 15 a buddy across the street had a Sunbeam. He offered to bet me it could chirp the tires. I laughed and took the bet.
He reved that thing up and dropped it in gear at about 4000 rpms. It chirpped the tire alright. It rocked forward and stalled then rocked back it its original spot.
I lost the bet. Amazingly he started it back up and pulled away. Don't recall ever seeing it again.
A friend has a Sunbeam Tiger with a 289 in it. I would think that thing might be able to chirp the tires?
Former co-worker built a Triumph TR5 that was really before it's time.
500+ hp stroked SBC and a LOT of suspension, brakes.
Built for road coarse.
Helped him adapt Chevelle spindles and brakes for the front.
It would do more than chirp tires too :)
A late Mornin Ho's!:seeya:
Some of the funniest Posts ever in this Page...:sifone:
You're not even close!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Oval
You haven't mentioned the Gremlin or the Chevette!!!
Plus many others.