I miss my 79 Z28. It was a slug, but it was a fun slug.
These pics bring back lots of memories.
These pics bring back lots of memories.
CK5
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Chevy's in the wild
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There's several squares within blocks of this guy. Looks like it's been sitting a while.
This guy lives about a mile away and daily drives it. Has a 500 Cadillac in it.
no low ballers, I know what I got
Nice G-body!
Went to Mississippi today to get a healthy 454 and this was in the garage when we got there - it’s a 69 model and now has a hot 350 with a dual carb set up.
It was damn nice !
It was damn nice !
Giving up on that inline already 
@tarussell
@tarussell
North Portland finds on a rare sunny December afternoon
I need both of those, right now.
Yeah those Nova's needed the springs moves to fit fat tire properly. At least you could get more tire on them then the previous models.
That poor van needs some love, Looks like a 70's conversion to me OG cool
And who doesnt love some side pipes
I’m in way too deep to stop on the 292 program ( those parts ain’t cheap by no means ) - although I do still have a 454 just in case I ever get a few wild hair’s again….Giving up on that inline already
The motor we went and got today is for a buddy of mine ( you met him at lunch during Cruis’n the Coast this year ) and it came outta that Nova - the guy said it was too much to handle on the street.
I wasn’t aware that was possible….
That's the kind of van where nobody rides for free.
Ass, Gas or Grass .............
So...when did vans go from being shagging wagons to being rape vans?
This is my Buddy’s GMT400 - it’s got a 12V CUMMINS 727/205 and the Dodge Dana-61 up front and a Dana-70 out back with 3.07’s.
Oh yeah, it also has a couple of extra doors - his wife pulls a horse trailer and wanted plenty of room for the family to ride along with to the equestrian events.
Oh yeah, it also has a couple of extra doors - his wife pulls a horse trailer and wanted plenty of room for the family to ride along with to the equestrian events.
This car belonged to a very good friend of mine and this is it parked in front of the church at his funeral service today - his grand kids drove it there in honor of their grandfather, John Boyden.
He was a LEGEND in our local racing community and owned the leading speed shop since 1977.
This car was his daily driver - a real Super Sport LS-5.
He also had a 68 Chevelle SS drag car and another 70 Chevelle SS that had a genuine crate LS-7 engine that was purchased in the 80’s. This guy was THE resource for all things Big Block Chevy…
He was a LEGEND in our local racing community and owned the leading speed shop since 1977.
This car was his daily driver - a real Super Sport LS-5.
He also had a 68 Chevelle SS drag car and another 70 Chevelle SS that had a genuine crate LS-7 engine that was purchased in the 80’s. This guy was THE resource for all things Big Block Chevy…
