tc1959 said:Fowl language ? like what "Thunderbird, Firebird, Big bird, KFC".
(sorry i can't help my self)
1970 plymouth "superbird" car was a great car for its time lolG-Body_Vet said:tc1959 said:Fowl language ? like what "Thunderbird, Firebird, Big bird, KFC".
(sorry i can't help my self)
Nope. SUPERBIRD!
nycutlass said:1970 plymouth "superbird" car was a great car for its time lolG-Body_Vet said:tc1959 said:Fowl language ? like what "Thunderbird, Firebird, Big bird, KFC".
(sorry i can't help my self)
Nope. SUPERBIRD!
DoubleV said:gk666 said:firstly hood gauges are badass as ****... its oldschool and awesome, even though it looks stupid....
What an odd statement to make. So to you, badass means looking stupid? :?
Phoenyx said:And here's one that goes with all cars. When someone changes the body color, but not the door jambs, trunk, wheel wells, or engine bay.
I hope your not knockin the 5" monster tach! I agree with people having a self-tapping-screw-fest on their nice not cracked dash. Thats why I made this fancy shmancy bracket for my monster tach! Kinda hard to see in this picture though...RITTER said:How about screwing a 5" monster tach into the side of your original dash
Installing a ratchet shifter with a bench seat and realizing its out of reach (for comfort) :lol:
That engine is sweet!! but 1 thing, and just a question really.. I saw in another thread you used a set of electric fans out of a caravan (i think)... why not a something like a spal or flexalite dual fan set up? a set of trick fans would look great with that engine.... (I've built a couple cool aluminium shrouds for dual fan set ups..)hotrodoldsman said:I hope your not knockin the 5" monster tach! I agree with people having a self-tapping-screw-fest on their nice not cracked dash. Thats why I made this fancy shmancy bracket for my monster tach! Kinda hard to see in this picture though...RITTER said:How about screwing a 5" monster tach into the side of your original dash
Installing a ratchet shifter with a bench seat and realizing its out of reach (for comfort) :lol:
I also Greatly dislike removing the heater box from anything but a race only car, I dont care as much about the A/C(obviously thats not on mine either, thats what the T-Tops are for), but having a fuctioning heater is almost a must if your get caught in the rain or even just dring home on a damp night. I also thing those block off plates kinda look cheesy, theres really no way to make it look right, anyone can walk up to the engine compartment and tell its been messed with. If you need more room, as I did(and as I said, I was OK losing the A/C evaporator), remove that section and reshape the box, my heat still works great!
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