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I wouldn't be opposed to owning a 64 Belvedere or Savoy (like the one below). A stock big block is fine with me.

I was looking at RR Fan Dan's thread about repainting his 74 Road Runner,and I couldn't believe what he found under the paint! If you do the work there are no surprises waiting the raise their ugly head! The car looked good before he stripped it! Paint can cover up a lot of sins!

North or South?

I bought lots of cars....factory built and mostly still original. Started with beaters and fixed whatever they needed then once the late 60's early 70's cars became 8 to 10 or so years old and were cheap, I started looking for stuff that wasn't a beater. Seems like nearly every car that I...

Dang that sucks. I absolutely loved that car. Good luck getting it back together.

Sorry to hear this LW, but you walked away with a wealth of health and the ability to work at the car one step at a time into the future. It will be back and so will your wits to make it run like hell. Things and situations of this nature are a loss that is hard to describe and there's nothing...

FYU I removed all videos from my YouTube account.

Totally agree. I could see that one bringing the asking price.

Agreed, you also know all what you have and what to expect. Lots of hidden skeletons in finished bought cars just ask many whom bought at the big auctions like Mecum or BJ.

So what's next? I always buy another car before I let one go!

This is the exact unit that I use on my 69 Valiant 440 Street/Strip (10 Second in 1/4 as street driven). I have found it to be the most stable for timing of anything that we have tested (That is about everything). It is a simple foolproof one red and one wire hook up. No external Coil /...

That paint is far nicer than any from the factory.

My wife said back when we first got married,have all the cars you want,but no bikes! I made her regret those words!

Need more specifics. Off idle? Cruise? Partial throttle? Wide open throttle? Auto, manual, converter, gear.

I enjoy building them,and the sense of pride that goes along with it!

De Haviland