custom cars/trucks

just curious, anyone into customizing cars or trucks?

only if it's a 1966 or earlier Ford!

If you're talking pre-73 American muscle/classic/vintage cars, then yes. There are a few gearheads 'round these parts.

Me, McQueen
Cash
Stiles
Hardluck5413
Tuff
Nugget

If you're talking imports, well talk to earplug...he's got a slammin' 88 Corolla!


[Edited on Dec 17, 2002 by McQueen]

yes. with lots and lots of stickers.

haha stickers...anything custom really, post some pics of cars or trucks i wanna see what ya people got. im cusotmizing my 2000 dodge ram right now....then its on to a late 60s chevelle.....


my truck

Chevelle? Better talk to Cash then. He's got a 68.

my TBird

my Mustang - for sale!

holy hell thats a badass mustang....whatcha got in it?

i do the import thang, starting to do bikes a little.
right now i gots a mazda mp3 protoge', and i just bought a norton clone bike frame to start on.
oh, and antique farm tractors. i builod engines for tractor pullers and shit.

i heard every sticker you put on your import ads 10 horses

351C, bored 30 and balanced, 4-bolt main, mild cam, 600 holley, 3:70 gears...nothing too gnarly.

25 if its a NOS sticker

hahaha! hell ya! funny ass ricer shite

How come I haven't seen you and your cars around for the Parkside get togethers? Has Tuffy not been putting those dates up?

[Edited on Dec 17, 2002 by NoCoolHandle]

Not here...but I've heard of them through this NorCal hotrod/rockabilly thing...

I'm in SJ...and sans club. Good turn outs usually?

They've been getting better everytime. Guido has putting on the Bellyscraper shows every other month or so (when it's not raining). The best this year had to have been the Rumblers National party. They brought people from all over and another five or six area clubs showed up. It was pretty Chevy dominated and I'm not a fan of the Chevy, but it was still a great time. A good mix of old man high end rides and us "kids" with daily drivers. I don't belong to a club either. Everyone is there for fun.

[Edited on Dec 17, 2002 by NoCoolHandle]

Damn, I'll definitely come and check that out. Have to do a little work on my Tbird...she's runnin a little sick the last couple weeks. I wish I had atleast one bro that had a car/ Caravans are the way to go...of course, I spent my entire childhood in caravans and at car shows with my parents...

someday, maybe I'll bring this to those meets:

my pop's Tbird

I do early and late model stuff at my shop here in Philly.
Suspension, brakes, cams, blowers, heads, programming etc.
I did a couple of rides for the 440s, now out of Tuscon.

We have a couple of British classics: 1972 Triumph Spitfire & 1972 Triumph GT6. I might be getting a 1966 Triumph Herald on Saturday to make you Americans jealous with its amazing 39bhp.

i want a big 40s style delivery truck that i can drive around my big farm i am going to buy one day

hahaha. that's hilarious as fuck.

add me to the list. i have no job and can afford no car, but i'm gettin more and more into it, can't wait to get my hands on something.

All about the civic Here is my 2002 Civic currently.

I plan on putting the BlackWidow II body kit on it when it comes out that will look someting like this Its by GroundDesigns2000.com They do some pretty good stuff.

I've always wanted an all black Grand National with tinted windows

what are the odds that a guy that looks like steve Mcqueen would drive a vehicle similar to the one that steve mcqueen drove in the original gone in 60? Mr Steve Mcqueen ladies and gentlemen can i have your autograph?

I'm into VWs, does that count?

-Jason

My father had a regal t-type (pretty much the same car as the GN only silver instead of black). It ran an 11.11 second quarter mile at sears point. It was insanely fast and he drove it to work every day. Sure was butt ugly though.

I'm saying nothing about the hood scoop on the civic.