Classic muscle...

[G3]

Well, summer's here again and once again I miss my cat. Had to sell 'er 2 years ago. I took these the last day before she was picked up by her new owner. I'm curious to see what classics my fellow knife-nuts are into these days.
Post 'em if you got 'em.

Cruisin' for tuna will never be the same.

Forgot the specs: 390/30 over block rebuilt from a '71 Mach1 - C6 tranny/3-spd console stick - 2400rpm stall, electronic ignition - 3.5" pipes - rear stabilizers - working hideaways and differentials.
Ford Racing headers

 

[knuckleduster]

My 1969 chevelle malibu. 300 HP 350cid . My son doing some maintenance.

 

[kinzli]

Ah, one of my favorite pastimes!

Here's my ride, 1967 Chevelle, 6-71 blown big block (470ci), narrowed 9" rear, tubbed, caged, T400 w/transbrake, etc.

 

[knuckleduster]

Ah, one of my favorite pastimes!

Here's my ride, 1967 Chevelle, 6-71 blown big block (470ci), narrowed 9" rear, tubbed, caged, T400 w/transbrake, etc.

do you date? I won't tell my wife........

 

[Mongo]

No pics yet, but my classic ride is a 1917 Ford Model-T touring. Never fails to get a thumbs-up!:thumbup:

 

[kinzli]

do you date? I won't tell my wife........

Haha, it's a panty-collector, for sure

Here's more info: http://www.kjsl.com/~jk/chevelle

 

[G3]

Nice! I've always liked Chevies but never owned any. If I had my choice I would go for an 70-72 Monte Carlo. Then again I always wanted a Charger or Cuda.