Classic Car Pics. Yours not yours, all things cool or not so cool.

[gregkl]

This is my classic. It's a 69 Fiat Spider that's had a healthy dose of tuning applied

One of the many of your rides that I have not seen in person. Very nice!

 

[joncon]

Here's a few more from the past

 

[mikek]

Gene still at it 93 years old.

 

[gregkl]

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I need to pick your brain as I go through restoring/rebuilding a Jeep Cherokee I'm about to buy! I tried to find a suitable squarebody but in a nationwide search I couldn't find anything in the condition I wanted for the price I was willing to pay so I'm going a different route.

My plan will be mostly restore so I'll need to find sources on factory parts.
Your trucks make me as green as that truck just above with envy.

 

[daddyusmaximus]

I need this in my life.

 

[daddyusmaximus]

Or maybe this...

 

[mikek]

I need this in my life.
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A long time ago around Indy I remember a van that looked like that wrapped in indoor outdoor carpet

 

[mikek]

 

[amboy49]

Here is my old ‘65 Chevy.

And my first car from my high school days.

 

[airench]

My ‘47 Fleetmaster! Ready for warmer weather.

 

[Lloyd S.]

Must've been a fun project.

That looks like an MG-TD all right. But I don't think it's a 1954. If memory serves, the MG-TF was introduced in 1953 or '54 and the last TD was made in '53.

 

[Colts Ironman]

My father's 1982 Z28 camaro. He's won many many car shows with his baby. Even got to take it on the Indy 500 track. He's 81 now. Started building this from a stock car in the mid 90s to what it is today. He still actively modifies it and takes it to shows. As of last week he put a new radiator in. lol

He's the President of the 9th Street gang car club out of Grant County who hosts the James Dean car show in Fairmount. Pulls over 500 hp. Maybe more. It's quite the popular car in Grant County.

 

[mikek]

 

[gregkl]

My father's 1982 Z28 camaro. He's won many many car shows with his baby. Even got to take it on the Indy 500 track. He's 81 now. Started building this from a stock car in the mid 90s to what it is today. He still actively modifies it and takes it to shows. As of last week he put a new radiator in. lol

He's the President of the 9th Street gang car club out of Grant County who hosts the James Dean car show in Fairmount. Pulls over 500 hp. Maybe more. It's quite the popular car in Grant County.

Cool story! Gives me hope that I'm not too crazy for starting a restoration project at 62!

 

[Leo]

My all time favorite car, a 70 Superbird. I have always dreamed of owning an Alpine White bird. Prices are so high on them now I believe it will have to remain a dream.

I worked in the Chrysler plant in Kokomo for a while. I ran into several workers there that still had the Superbirds they bought new. They did well keeping them stored and maintained. Mostly are used for parades and the annual company car show. Better than money in the bank. A lot of people did the same with Vipers. I know a couple dozen guys that keep a Viper in storage. That green slip price for employees really helps if a guy wants a special car.

 

[Lpherr]

Cool story! Gives me hope that I'm not too crazy for starting a restoration project at 62!

Just work fast.

 

[gregkl]

Just work fast.

My plan is to have it done by retirement and then be able to drive it to McDonalds and sit in the corner with the other old men and drink coffee.

 

[Lpherr]

My plan is to have it done by retirement and then be able to drive it to McDonalds and sit in the corner with the other old men and drink coffee.

What you meant to say was...

You'll retire when it's done.

 

[gregkl]

What you meant to say was...

You'll retire when it's done.

That's probably much more accurate.

 

[Ironhippie]

83 Monte Carlo is mine 47k original miles. The 69 Caprice 427 was mine but had to sell 2 yrs ago due to health. And the other two pics.....Just because their cool.