Car Nut
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Damn let's see the whole car, not the old guy!
Show us your FACE, your CAR and explain your screen name!
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The Car
Screen name (Obvious From Above)
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Bladecutter
"Pursuit of Shape"
So that's You in the Dos Equis "most interesting man" commercials?
I'm slow, I'm not getting the anvil.....oh wait, now I got it....the ACME anvil!
Deffo on the same page with "kiss my *** purists"
The purists flat lined when I re-rigged the flip up headlights on this.
Do you own the car in picture? Looks like a Toyota 2000 GT.So that's You in the Dos Equis "most interesting man" commercials?
I'm slow, I'm not getting the anvil.....oh wait, now I got it....the ACME anvil!
Deffo on the same page with "kiss my *** purists"
The purists flat lined when I re-rigged the flip up headlights on this.
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Had to google the toy gt. Excuse my ignorance but I don't recognize what it is?
Bladecutter
"Pursuit of Shape"
Used to own it 79 - 81. 1970 deTomaso Mangusta, predecessor to Pantera(Panteras were assembly line cars), but only 401 hand built, Ford 302 mated to ZF t-axle. 1967-1971. In middle of production DOT mandated that the headlight beam be raised, so deTomaso rigged Lancia style flip up 7 " single beam headlights(Marchals) that were always exposed at a downward angle in retract, but raised above fender decks when deployed. Cable operated "band aid" that sucked, I hated em, so I fixed mine in grille nacelle. The other cars had fixed quad lights in grille nacelle.
A Friend of mine owned a Toyota 2000 GT...only 35 or less of those. IMO, one of the only Japanese cars to qualify as a True Classic. Yamaha built the engines & trannies for those....very cool cars!
Bladecutter
"Pursuit of Shape"
Oh, many of the European market Mangustas were 289's & some of those were Shelby-ized with Weber stacks.
the boy wants me to update our photo
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Bladecutter
"Pursuit of Shape"
Man, He is BIG!
moose1
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Nickname "Moose" dates back to the 60's - apparently I wasn't very graceful & one of my work buddies hung the name on me. Stuck with me ever since!
The pic is from 2014 the day I put the new Magnum 15" wheels on & took off the old 14" road wheels.
The pic is from 2014 the day I put the new Magnum 15" wheels on & took off the old 14" road wheels.
In the hood?
I still can't believe you let that beauty shack up with a Ford, Ski. We've had this discussion before.
Have some respect please.
(Looks like you've put on a little weight there buddy).
Is that RC's old "Pickle" RR 69.5 A12 ?
If so, you've probably owned it longer than he did now anyway
sure looks like it...
just curious
That's it. My favorite car.
Sorry to say this but the E Body above it gives me a bigger hard on than the B Body below it.
Maybe you can make it to Carlisle this year?
I sure hope so as I like to put my car in the showfield since that way I can sit by my car a lot because I cant do a lot of walking with my knee and back problems. Ron
I might have my '62 there this year if all goes right. I'd have to be in the '62 modified so I'd be right down from you!
Another not so hot pic of Ron taking a picture
Carlisle 2014
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