Chance to buy? Wouldn't that be cool!Damn gonna piss my pants I'm excited over this find if indeed it's true.
Chance to buy? Wouldn't that be cool!Damn gonna piss my pants I'm excited over this find if indeed it's true.
I didnt have a Hemi car, But.....I did have a 69 1/2 Super Bee A12 car in 1976. Numbers also, had to assemble the 440 engine ( From the Machinist I bought the car from ) Installed it, had the car painted. A real Brute with only drum brakes. But Like an ***, I sold it in 1979 to buy a 60 Fuelie Corvette.....Corvette also gone now....I would give away my first born for that! Heck I would toss in all of em!
I didnt have a Hemi car, But.....I did have a 69 1/2 Super Bee A12 car in 1976. Numbers also, had to assemble the 440 engine ( From the Machinist I bought the car from ) Installed it, had the car painted. A real Brute with only drum brakes. But Like an ***, I sold it in 1979 to buy a 60 Fuelie Corvette.....Corvette also gone now....
We all have several of “those” cars. I am having that discussion now with Jodi as we contemplate selling the Scat Pack Challenger. One year only, biggest Hemi they ever put in them. Every option known to man on it, I told it will be the holy grail of modern Challengers here in about ten years or so. But we are downsizing and I cannot rationalize why we plate and insure seven rigs. Makes zero sense. But which one do you sell? I have hand built most all of them part by part piece by piece over a whole bunch of years. The modern Challenger I just plain bought but man it is an amazing car. Do we need three trucks? No not really. Keep big Diesel for Farm and keep one 1/2 ton. Arghh!I didnt have a Hemi car, But.....I did have a 69 1/2 Super Bee A12 car in 1976. Numbers also, had to assemble the 440 engine ( From the Machinist I bought the car from ) Installed it, had the car painted. A real Brute with only drum brakes. But Like an ***, I sold it in 1979 to buy a 60 Fuelie Corvette.....Corvette also gone now....
Not sure Mike I kinda think not but I'll get in touch with him I hope soon. The picture was from a friend and the owner of the Coronet said I could stop in and check it out and take pictures and hear it run. I have a short video of it running but it's not a good one.Chance to buy? Wouldn't that be cool!
Hate to see you sell the Challenger John but I do understand.We all have several of “those” cars. I am having that discussion now with Jodi as we contemplate selling the Scat Pack Challenger. One year only, biggest Hemi they ever put in them. Every option known to man on it, I told it will be the holy grail of modern Challengers here in about ten years or so. But we are downsizing and I cannot rationalize why we plate and insure seven rigs. Makes zero sense. But which one do you sell? I have hand built most all of them part by part piece by piece over a whole bunch of years. The modern Challenger I just plain bought but man it is an amazing car. Do we need three trucks? No not really. Keep big Diesel for Farm and keep one 1/2 ton. Arghh!
Congrats and cheers!It’s finally over, to those who know, check your messages.
now, where’d I put my bourbon
Good morning
Farmers and ranchers are really hurting here, we did get an inch of rain yesterday, but it just disappeared and was in and out of here within an hour. Selling cattle early they say.
I have a tall bucket of fresh water out with watermelon for the deer and there new born.
Another 100 + week for us here in northeast Arkansas, with no rain in site.
Sounds good get your butt over here with your produce and lets make dinner. Green peppers fresh is the best. You can keep the pickles though. LOLMy local farm stand here finally opened...
I got some fresh: sweet corn, tomatoes, beets, peaches, zucchini, cucumbers, green beans, green peppers, pickles, and broccoli...
Speaking of which, that's how I met my wife. She dropped her 82 Skylark off for a chugging issue. I drove it and so did the transmission guy. We couldn't confirm the issue so she brought it back. She drove it and it was a obvious TCC solenoid issue. Lock up as soon as it hit third gear. That happened at about 20 mph when she drove but at around 40mph when we drove. I met her that night for a drink and the rest is history.
Sounds good get your butt over here with your produce and lets make dinner. Green peppers fresh is the best. You can keep the pickles though. LOL
Speaking of which, that's how I met my wife. She dropped her 82 Skylark off for a chugging issue. I drove it and so did the transmission guy. We couldn't confirm the issue so she brought it back. She drove it and it was a obvious TCC solenoid issue. Lock up as soon as it hit third gear. That happened at about 20 mph when she drove but at around 40mph when we drove. I met her that night for a drink and the rest is history.
You very clearly married up!
Damn gonna piss my pants I'm excited over this find if indeed it's true.
Not sure Mike I kinda think not but I'll get in touch with him I hope soon. The picture was from a friend and the owner of the Coronet said I could stop in and check it out and take pictures and hear it run. I have a short video of it running but it's not a good one.
No onions?My local farm stand here finally opened...
I got some fresh: sweet corn, tomatoes, beets, peaches, zucchini, cucumbers, green beans, green peppers, pickles, and broccoli...
Send it my wayMore rain…