69charger
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new project car Posted Thu Jul 20, 06 1:08 PM
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hey i got a question. I have a 69 charger wit a 426 hemi. that was my last project car but i need a new one. any ideas? i need a car i can get in america (IE not import) only thing is for my budget its gotta be under $10,000 and prefferably 100,000 miles or less. thanks for your time. oh and hey iwannasupra no not a supra 'cuz i already got a TT.
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Iwantasupra
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Re: new project car Posted Fri Jul 21, 06 2:48 PM
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Lol I'm not THAT obsessed with Supras. Anyways, you said you wanted an american car and, I believe Audi is Garman and Toyota is japanese. Although my knowledge about muscle is even worse than my knowledge about imports, I reccomend a 75 Barricuda? Depending what condition I think you could get one under 10 000$ Canadian.
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Rx_otary_Se7en
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Re: new project car Posted Fri Jul 21, 06 4:24 PM
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GTO with a 454.
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69charger
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Re: new project car Posted Sat Jul 22, 06 6:54 AM
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i had my eye on a gto. it was a '68 but wats the point in droppin in a chevy motor into a gto. if i wanted to drop in a chevy it would be a 572
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buddhakwake
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Re: new project car Posted Sat Jul 22, 06 9:48 AM
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Pre-Pinto based Mustang and drop the current Shelby motor into it. Should be a fun ride.
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69charger
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Re: new project car Posted Sat Jul 22, 06 12:08 PM
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lol u got that right. but wat do ya think turbo or blower.
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buddhakwake
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Re: new project car Posted Sat Jul 22, 06 1:42 PM
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I like a roots type SC, no lag (which you get from both a turbo and a centrifugal SC), but turbos are much more common.
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Rx_otary_Se7en
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Re: new project car Posted Sat Jul 22, 06 9:40 PM
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Turbos also make a disgusting amount of power, with a disgusting amount of lag (sometimes)
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EscortRS2000
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Re: new project car Posted Mon Aug 14, 06 2:17 PM
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have u thought bout sumthing with little engine ? for example here, in my little country - Bulgaria, where the official drag races started ~2 years ago the champion now is a Ford Sierra Cosworth with 2000cc engine, yes its low weight, the owner doesnt say whats under the hood but it does 10.1s at 1/4 mile, and for the ordinary bulgarian budget thats one nice car i think. Yes we have Lambos Evos TTs Chevrolettes and other "badass cars" but this doesnt make them so good at drag...my point is that little engines accelerate faster, do u get it? even though they dont have this torque.
p.s. aaand sorry for my english
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69charger
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Re: new project car Posted Mon Aug 14, 06 3:54 PM
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wheelies are kinda fun though lol. anyway i considered a tuner there was a '95 civic hatchback i had my eye on and also a gtr
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Racerchic06
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Re: new project car Posted Mon Aug 14, 06 7:12 PM
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454's are hard to find but i have one. anyways i think you should go with a '64 Fairlane Thunderbolt with a 428 or a 390. That would be a fun project.
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69charger
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Re: new project car Posted Tue Aug 15, 06 5:54 AM
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i was also thinkin a chevelle with a chevy crate 527
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