Pic of the day.

JC, I wonder where your Dad's El Camino is now. I would think it a relatively rare bird; it doesn't appear to be a Custom. The few big-block '67 El Caminos I've seen were Customs and had the Chevelle SS396 hood. One such car was parked only a few blocks from my house when I was a kid. It was two-tone maroon over black, black interior, L78/4-speed car with Rally wheels and the SS hood. I don't know what ever became of it... one day, it was just gone.

Did you take the jacket?

69.5: 911 Porsches make me giddy. That's an awesome shot. :dance:
 
The #8 piston from my 340 Charger after the exhaust valve broke in half.

I've posted it before, but I still love this shot.

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69.5, that's one dramatic shot. I love it. Jass, I did keep the jacket, though it's a bit small for me. We have looked high and low for the El Camino, but with no luck. It was a 325 horse 4 speed car with bucket seats. Dad said it wasn't particularly fast, and it liked to break rocker arms, but it drove very nice. I still have two of the blue 15" wheels. For a GM product, I'd love to find that car.
 
im on a hunt for some vintage skyline shots for a lil something...and came across this
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I've been seeing a lot of Skylines around here this summer. Just out and about in regular traffic.
 
flame throwers..the 58 is begging for them thats for sure......and i personaly lik ethe "modern" setup of useing a n2o sprayer with an alternate fuel source and pump vs the old flood the engine

and god knows the lloyd would be incomplete without a set....and you cant do that to modern injection without damage..thus the modern setup(fyi i belive FF used propane for there fake nos flames)
 
Spiderman is dead.

CAUTION! These photos may be offensive to some. Viewer discretion is advised.

Spiderman, long one of mankind's greatest hereos and protector of the weak, this morning succumbed to injuries inflicted in a fierce battle with the evil Dr. LOLA, arch enemy of arachnids everywhere.

Spidey, as he was known to friends and foes alike, passed this morning at 8:57 AM, despite the best efforts of the medical team called to save his life. "The Super Glue and epoxy we tried to use just wasn't strong enough and his injuries were too great. The Sotch Tape didn't hold either, there was too much doggy-goober", said a visibly shaken Dr. Strangepork, outside the trauma room at the Elgin Street Hospital. " Spiderman had been badly mauled before he got to us, and the bite marks were too deep. Even had he survived, he would only be a shell of the hero we have all come to love. Both hands as well as his left lower leg had been eaten - he would never been able to swing rooftop to rooftop ever again. Perhaps it's for the better that he died."
This was not the first time Spiderman had faced life and death situations. Last year he went missing for three days before being rescued from the bowels of the notorious Kenmore Upright Menace, and 7 years ago on this date, he sustained numerous broken bones and fractures in a wild stampede at an out-of-control birthday party when an anonymous caller reported that a cake was on the table.

He leaves behind no next of kin, only fond memories.

Final arrangements have been entrusted to Mom & Pop Burial Service, Bait Shop and Laundromat, Sarnia.

Interment will be Monday, August 23, at The Curbside Memorial. Donations to the Save the Toys From Extinction Fund would be greatly appreciated.
 

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ok ive seen some weird haulers over the decades...and alot of stuff that made you scratch your head to no end...alot of great ideas and alot of stuff that simply begs..why...as well as the "lets keep it the same body"....useualy resulting in a car based heavy hauler

this one takes the cake...at first i thought it was a chop..then i wraped my brain around it and honesly....it would be CAKE to build
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ok ive seen some weird haulers over the decades...and alot of stuff that made you scratch your head to no end...alot of great ideas and alot of stuff that simply begs..why...as well as the "lets keep it the same body"....useualy resulting in a car based heavy hauler

this one takes the cake...at first i thought it was a chop..then i wraped my brain around it and honesly....it would be CAKE to build
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Well that is something else!! A backwards, rear steer AMC Pacer car hauler......I can't imagine the amount of time and effort it took to built that, was it worth it?
 
from a fabricator stand point..gimmy the trailer a pacer and some square stock....all id need at the point is a front axle setup..likely use say...caddy eldo fwd unit or mid engine it and use a 1ton drop i beam...gimmy a month and id have it done..really when you think about it ..it would truely be a cake walk of a build


this...on the other hand..resto i need your help with this one
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Well.....
There's a lot of it that I like, and it had to be a ton of work - well done work by the look of it - , but to me the cab portion sits too high. Way too top heavy.
That gorgeous front bumper looks lost sitting out front like that, but the way they kept most of the 71's glass and roof and beltlines really works.

But why would someone do that to one of Ma's best creations?
 
well...it might be a chop..be even still i love it..me id GLADLY do it..just for the sake of it..reminds me of the old barris stuff..making it extra cool in my book

agreed id have pushed the cab back a lil and added a ssweep up off the bumper into the hood line..but i seriously love the hood vents moved onto the roof and the wheel well lines stretching up the sides of the body
 
Effin right!

Why do I pull a utility trailer with this car?

It's a car, dammit!

Saw this while out n about today.
The hood has bronze stripes al a Hurst Olds style - but on blue (I really think the blue is painted over the original colour even on that hood)
 

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