only one muscle car era vehicle i ever plan on actively pursuing to purchase

68 Camaro SS. and i know the exact one, sits in a salvage yard, burnt and wrecked. this exact car was my dad's very first vehicle, and everytime he talks about it i see him like hes 17 again. the frame is still solid to a point

two cars i WILL own before my time on this earth is done:

'37 chevy, one in particular
'68 camaro, again one in particular

 

I'd love to fuck with a 69 SS Big block 396 El Camino. I know how your dad feels about the Camaro. I bought my 67 when I was 17

 

dad just flipped a beautiful el camino, not an SS but it did have a 427 in it :yumyum:

made a nice lil profit, for only pulling a blown 350 and putting this in

 

There's no better sound than pulling up to a stong big block at a red light

 

yes there is

dropping the hammer on a strong big block and feeling the power as well as hearing it

 

Well if you wanna get all technical about it

 

i'll tell ya a secret, i cream everytime i hear dad light up a new motor for the first time in the shop, even the marine motors he does from time to time :shhh:

he took his new bike he built for its first drive ever saturday ... i had him call me and hold the phone by the motor so i could hear it.

thunder of big block > whine of jap anyday

 

When my buddy fires up his 10 second 69 Z28, I can't help but to get a good sniff from the tail pipe. 116 octane out-the-ass gets makes my soul :hugglez:

 

werd werd werd

i also particularly enjoy the scent of 110 octane run through a 2-cycle machine