Street Freaks, Customs, Rods, Street Machines...60's 70's 80's

[fstfish66]

I just gotta say that chick in post #467 is WAY to hot....

wonder what she looks like today,,,,,

 

[YY1]

I just gotta say that chick in post #467 is WAY to hot....

That pic is from her website.

I forget her name, but I stumbled on it a year or so ago.

 

[66340SEDAN]

:glasses7:

 

[Abodybomber]

:glasses7:

That Pinto cartoon , is awesome...... I still have someone with a V8 Pinto, to settle a score with....

 

[pishta]

I’ve always liked this car! I first remember reading about it in Hot Rod back in the 80’s / 90's…

Looks like it was just sold at an auction in California and only brought $27,500! Anyway this is what the auction house had for a description…

Built by Al Scheib, son of auto paint impresario Earl Scheib, this Pro Street Plymouth is propelled by a monster 488-cid Keith Black hemi through a modified 727 Torqueflite and Gear Vendors 30-percent overdrive. The engine itself has racing heritage, as it was campaigned in the 1970s by Parnelli Jones in a funny car. With the 8-71 BDS supercharger, Hilborn four-port fuel injection and nitrous oxide it has been dyno tested at 3,000 horsepower.

Yeah, but does it have an "Earl Scheib" paint job?

 

[pishta]

craigslist pic...

 

[blewbyu]

That Pinto cartoon , is awesome...... I still have someone with a V8 Pinto, to settle a score with....

I like the Duster Cartoon picture in the Keystone Ad, plus that girl got the Booty Shelf going on in her rear end. LMAO

 

[ab7fh]

Love this I used to race my '72 Dart at the dragstrip with my CB antenna still attached:burnout:

Used to use the Dart for CB radio "Fox hunts" too

 

[FJ5 Duster]

Jan Bergel Westland, MI ’66 Dodge Hemi Charger “Electro Charger”

From http://bassodesigngroup.net/autorama/?page_id=853

 

[76orangewagon]

Mine Pictures aren't as old as most of these but here is my first car in 1983(Yellow) and my second (Orange) in 1987.

 

[66340SEDAN]

:???:

 

[66340SEDAN]

:glasses7:

 

[longarm]

Pretty neat site.


http://70sstreetmachines.tumblr.com/

 

[66340SEDAN]

:glasses7:

 

[66340SEDAN]

:happy1:

 

[Abodybomber]

:glasses7:

That's just bitchin'.... Post, 489....

 

[Treblig]

:glasses7:

That looks a lot like my set up!! But mine isn't jacked up quite that high!!

treblig

 

[66340SEDAN]

I remember seeing these in the magazine ads from back in the day...love those old shirts :glasses7:

 

[bigus1949]

sassy 74 . it say's Buzzin Half Dozen with bees on the stripe

 

[Abodybomber]

sassy 74 . it say's Buzzin Half Dozen with bees on the stripe

Very cool street machine....

 

[Abodybomber]

I remember seeing these in the magazine ads from back in the day...love those old shirts :glasses7:

Ordered the Roach metallic"Corvette- Wrap your ***, in fiberglass.." (7th grade-'80.Wore it to school, saw the principal 1st period, lol).

 

[66340SEDAN]

:glasses7:

 

[66340SEDAN]

:d

ordered the roach metallic"corvette- wrap your ***, in fiberglass.." (7th grade-'80.wore it to school, saw the principal 1st period, lol).

 

[Abodybomber]

Nice... Geez, mine was 70's fishing bass boat metalflake. Just damn...
The ironic part: This thread, is how I like to build cars...

 

[1967 'cuda]

Nice... Geez, mine was 70's fishing bass boat metalflake. Just damn...
The ironic part: This thread, is how I like to build cars...

Abodybomber, I feel the same way. These cars are not representative of the way they came from the factory, but they are great examples of how they were modified back in the day. It may have been low tech compared with many of today's builds but those cars had a unique personality. We gave up streetability in the pursuit of horsepower. Having a cushy ride was rarely the goal. Wild, loud, and fast was where it was at!