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If money was no object,and you could buy your dream car, what would it be?
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FlockOfSeagulls
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Mastertank1 said:
I had 1969 Superbee, with 383, it a red with red interior(that was rare)We raced it in the 1/8th of a mile.So we dropped 451 STROKER motor in it!
Right now I own 79 LIL RED EXPRESS PICKUP.
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I can't decide that so quickly now but if I'd have the money to spend, I'd have a look at the most expensive model that I could buy with the budget, run my fingers over it, lick it once, and then buy one model down and donate the difference to Unicef.
First and foremost...
I want a 1961 Big, Black, Caddillac Station Wagon. I have wanted on ever since I can remember. My original want was to go around picking up hitch-hikers with it and telling them they need to sit in the back. Of course, that fantasy also involved a cassette of funeral music, a skeleton dressed in a tux, a coffin with a creaky lid and the use of hydraulics to liven things up a bit.
My next choice, only because I love Gravedigger with a passion is a 1950 Chevy pannelled truck.
After that... it's pretty much any fast car that can outrun speeding tickets and stay on at least 2 wheels going around corners.
I want a 1961 Big, Black, Caddillac Station Wagon. I have wanted on ever since I can remember. My original want was to go around picking up hitch-hikers with it and telling them they need to sit in the back. Of course, that fantasy also involved a cassette of funeral music, a skeleton dressed in a tux, a coffin with a creaky lid and the use of hydraulics to liven things up a bit.
My next choice, only because I love Gravedigger with a passion is a 1950 Chevy pannelled truck.
After that... it's pretty much any fast car that can outrun speeding tickets and stay on at least 2 wheels going around corners.
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Whoooeeeee!
a '69 superbee with a powrplant that honkin big? WOW!!
Did it take any extra engineering, like custom mounting hardware or something? 
I never ran 1/8 miles, but my '68 Charger did 1/4 in 10.3 seconds. The model with the 427 hemi, which I couldn't afford
, could turn in a 10.0! 
Ever run the superbee on a 1/4 mile course? If so what kinda' time did it turn in?
I used to street drag in cars built by my cousin Marty out on the Cross-Bay Boulevard back in NYC in the early '60s.
Just FMI, did you have to circumvent the catalytic converter in the exhaust system to get the best speed?
'68 was the last year you could still buy a car without one. 
Mastertank1
We who play and dance are thought mad by they who hear no music.
FlockOfSeagulls said:
a '69 superbee with a powrplant that honkin big? WOW!!
Did it take any extra engineering, like custom mounting hardware or something? I never ran 1/8 miles, but my '68 Charger did 1/4 in 10.3 seconds. The model with the 427 hemi, which I couldn't afford
, could turn in a 10.0! Ever run the superbee on a 1/4 mile course? If so what kinda' time did it turn in?
I used to street drag in cars built by my cousin Marty out on the Cross-Bay Boulevard back in NYC in the early '60s.
Just FMI, did you have to circumvent the catalytic converter in the exhaust system to get the best speed?
'68 was the last year you could still buy a car without one. Mastertank1
We who play and dance are thought mad by they who hear no music.
