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This is going to seem off in left field, but… it's must be some kinda coinsidance when my last name is Bond, my grand dad calls milk "molk" and that this thing has been in a James Bond film. Maybe it's the fact that I'm staying in a hotel room right now, I've had 9 beer and I haven't drank in 5 weeks

Cool car, cheers!

here is my ride .. 95 integra mugen equped with a h22 swap

some of my dads cars obviously I'm to young to have them myself but I get to work on them with him. also has a rebel machine painted red white and blue scheme. (not pictured)

Barnfind wrote:some of my dads cars obviously I'm to young to have them myself but I get to work on them with him. also has a rebel machine painted red white and blue scheme. (not pictured)

Nice, the Torino Cobra is one of the few Ford muscle-cars I like, and is that a green AMX on the lift? Those are awesome little cars, too! Back in the day, an AMX handed me my ass (my '70 Charger). After the race, I found out it had the rare 390 hi-po big block in it...that kind of cubes in that small a car is a deadly combo.

Coelacanth wrote:

Barnfind wrote:some of my dads cars obviously I'm to young to have them myself but I get to work on them with him. also has a rebel machine painted red white and blue scheme. (not pictured)

Nice, the Torino Cobra is one of the few Ford muscle-cars I like, and is that a green AMX on the lift? Those are awesome little cars, too! Back in the day, an AMX handed me my ass (my '70 Charger). After the race, I found out it had the rare 390 hi-po big block in it...that kind of cubes in that small a car is a deadly combo.

Yeah both of those cars are 390

There are a lot of very nice rides here. I am a big Pontiac fan and a bit of a closet Mopar fan. Here are my two project vehicles;

First my fun driver that is currently sitting while I source a new ECU and rewire the harnes for it. It's an '86 Dodge Shelby charger with an '87 Turbo II top end and an inter cooler:



And My baby, a 1978 Pontiac Trans Am Fire AM. The product of suspension Guru Herb Adams. He and Matt are on my case to get this thing finished one of these days. It's build up is documented on Trans Am Country if anybody is interested:

I've got a 1965 karmann ghia race car, 1993 Chevy S10, 1969 Baja Bug, 1996 Toyota Paseo Rallycross car, 1979 Leyland National. and a 1981 Delorean

You can´t just name these without bringing pictures

DennisM wrote:You can´t just name these without bringing pictures

X2! Lets see some pics!

vsefiream wrote:There are a lot of very nice rides here. I am a big Pontiac fan and a bit of a closet Mopar fan. Here are my two project vehicles;

First my fun driver that is currently sitting while I source a new ECU and rewire the harnes for it. It's an '86 Dodge Shelby charger with an '87 Turbo II top end and an inter cooler:



And My baby, a 1978 Pontiac Trans Am Fire AM. The product of suspension Guru Herb Adams. He and Matt are on my case to get this thing finished one of these days. It's build up is documented on Trans Am Country if anybody is interested:

I always kinda dug those Shelby Chargers. They have a habit of turning up for sale when I have no money, and/or no place to put another car.

And I'm very happy to see a manual transmission going into that Trans Am. That's as it should be...

Love the Shelby Charger! I remember begging my Dad to buy me one when I was turning 16. No way he was going to spend over $10k on a car for me though.

The biggest issue with those Shelbys is they should never have had the "Charger" nameplate on them. Should've been the Shelby Omni, not Charger.

I had a Shelby Shadow CSX-T. Loved it. Hated changing head gaskets

Those were quick little cars. A friend had one & surprised a lot of us.

1993 4.3 S10.



S10 and Paseo




Delorean