FastFreddy
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That reminds me of my AutoX days at Englishtown and all the poor cones and the two second penalties I got for running them over! 🤣
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That reminds me of my AutoX days at Englishtown and all the poor cones and the two second penalties I got for running them over! 🤣
w_b
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Liked for taking the time to get the SV mirrors oranged.
LOL if it was a built guy with dark hair, he's a cop in Hunterdon County.
iman29
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@Dingo
So when I got it home friday night, I cracked open the float level port on the primary side and fuel was GUSHING out....so yesterday first thing I did was start by setting the bowl height, but I decided to take the needles out and inspect them....Glad I did, the o-rings were damaged and im pretty sure fuel was leaking past them. I put 2 new needles in, set the floats...and boom, running nice now.
My son just cracks me up bc I remember my dad doing this with me......except I got to sit in the front seat..no seat belts....god I used to get to ride on his lap and steer now that I think about it.
Took bob to a car show at the hot rod farm in montville yesterday. Some cool stuff.
this 69 was pretty wild
I love the over and under headlight cars, 67 fairlanes especially
I love the 64-66 fastbacks..
This GTO was just perfectly redone, amazing work on it
not sure if this was a real boss 302, but it certainly looked it with alot of the little details...probably one of my favorite mustangs....although I like the 69s a little better
willys
40 ford...I like this year...has a little mix of 30s and 40s design
my son loved this perfectly restored dz302
My son..."dad, that car is like really big".....yes, yes it is. 58 plymouth fury wagon next to it....dont think I have ever see one of those
beautiful 55 nomad
I had no idea power wagons had two frames connected by an articulating joint in the middle, I should have got a better picture of this but bob was running all over
old hemis just look so cool
That video with your son just made my day and it’s barely sunrise. Very cool.
THATmanMANNY
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qclabrat
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That was probably me heading to AutoZone, were you coming out of the ball lot with a red bike in rear?
I was head up CR road as you were heading down past the reservoir.
Though it could have been a different Asian guy in a white late 60's convertible Firebird,
rick81721
Lothar
Looked like a short guy with short dark hair. I saw him once with his wife, this time he had his son - maybe 15?
rick81721
Lothar
Those fake Shelby's are everywhere. Basic rule of thumb, if you see one on the road, it's fake!
sundaydoug
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Are there are easy ways to spot real/replica Cobras?
rick81721
Lothar
Steve Vai
Endurance Guy: Tolerates most of us.
If it's on the road, it's fake.
68nova200
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Not always true... I knew a guy in kinnelon that had a real one. Original owner too, he drove it most weekends.
Is it a real original as in built in the 60s or is a newer Shelby remake? Both get called real but one is worth like 150k vs several million
I have only ever seen real, built in the 60s cobras at museums and a couple very high end car shows
knobbyhead
Next off the Island.
Crappy photo. The paint was amazing. I suspect it was a costly build. Something chrysler I think.
Kaleidopete
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58 Chevy