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I always thought a hearse is the ideal "sin bin" babe magnet type vehicle - one is always LAID to rest in it.... "Babe Magnet"??? I dont know any who would be caught dead in that thing :lol: ......I think drgfinger may be onto something, I mean - it's the ideal his and hearse vehicle! BWwahahahaha!...

Great photos woblz, thanks for posting them and sharing with us.

Doug you are quite right there are some classic lines and some cornny bit's but all good over the top fun. Don't get me wrong I do enjoy it all, and if you promise not to tell anyone I'll admit that I waited months for a special order 'Smokey and the Bandit' PURSUIT PACK no less with all three movi...

.....saw this one at the Stateside Open day about a year ago.

Has anybody been following this new reality series, Heartland Thunder, on the Discovery Channel (channel 121 Thursday's at 20h00)? It started two weeks ago and basically follows 4 oval dirt-track drivers and their families, and their involvement in dirt-track racing. It's brilliantly shot, showing 4...

This is a great idea and was discussed at great length a year ago: http://www.africanmusclecars.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2739&start=20 These designs were all very good, but I think deciding on one design was the issue. If Wally is still keen to follow through with this (family, and work committ...

Hi Fred Looking awesome! I can honestly say that I am sure that your project is a great inspiration to many members of this forum. The scale of your project just proves that some of the most ambitious plans and dreams are achievable, if one applies your heart and mind (blood, sweat, tears?) to it. W...

aaahhh man... you guys had Mustangs on the track :mrgreen: I was at Killarney on Saturday and there wasn't a single Mustang on the track. :( IMHO, I think that the Killarney leg of this series has quietly been diluting over the last couple of years. Maybe it's just me, but every year I go and I alw...

........erm......Graeme....do you perhaps by chance know of anybody who is looking for a '66 Ford Fairlane Custom500 front windscreen.....?

Nice one Tiaan.
Perhaps the reason you noticing the difference in handling between the Fairmont and the Firebird is because when you put foot the Fairmont's front wheels are actually a couple of inches off the road for most of the journey when you're opening up that 4V!!