Sixty8panther

Honestly Buddy, I think you're reading way too much into it to be frank wiht you. Any engine can be easily reconfigured to breathe from top or bottom... it's juat a matter of a ram-air setup and intake plenum with a possible (worst case scenario) redesign of the intake. Not much mechanical there... the only real engineereing involved is related to airflow characteristics, in other words no 90* turns in the intake. The scoop does not bother me but it is a little non-sensical. The car was given the traditional Super scoop commonly refered to as "cowl induction" which is functional and takes in air from the base fo the windshield since at speed there's a high-pressure spot right there. Very practical, functional and one opf the many things the Camaro contributed to motorsport of all variteies. From Drag racing to the Trans Am series to todays SCCA. That being said (damnit I'm rambling again) leave the non-functional boy-racer Riceroni garbage to the Mustang, that's always been a Mustang trait. Either make a scoop and make it functional (if only for cooling or whatever) or leave it off entirely!

When Mr Bigglesworth gets upset, I get upset. ...and when I get upset people DIE damnit!

Back on topic: Evil

OFF TOPIC ALERT: This is what I consider Voluptuous. My kind of perfect woman is the kind found in this magazine, but on the smaller side. Some in this mag. are a little too, um chunky. The one o the cover is a A- by my standards as long as she has a natrual rack. NO fake $h!. If I wanted plastic I'd fo feel up the body-kit on my neighbor's Mazda. One time XP was over at my house I was looking through my drawers looking for a Caddy H.O. and he noticed my "special" magazine collection. (the only non-Automotive ones) He laughed as he flipped through the pages of one, I have like 3 or 4 of these Volupuous mags.

Speaking of MySpace, heve you guys seen the Vandetta Movie yet? It's pretty funny and very ture. Except for the Eastern European girls part, our chicks are hot... not Yeti. I thought I'd share this freeze frame! Hilarious.

Column mounted ignitions suck more @$$ than a Crack Whore Tranny! One of the few things that is not perfect about a 1969 Camaro is that the got relocated to the steering column, one of the reasons why I've always said that I'll put a 67/68 Interior in my eventual 1969 Camaro ProTouring car. DASHBOARD all the way! Fly: I'll agree wiht you about SAAB, it's kind of a silly place for an ignition.

Went to bed at 3:49am, set Alarm Clock for 7:40am, I startled myself awake (nightmare) and litteraly as soon as I stood up out of bed and starred at the alarm clock it turned from 7:39 to 7:40 and the alarm went off. Less than 2 seconds after my having woken up. What's more creepy than the fact that my alarm clock is Atomic Clock accurate is the fact that this heppens quite often. Bizzare & frankly, a bit perplexing. Anyone else have this happen on occasion?

F10 is a perfect name for it, since it even sounds like a botched abortion of a kit-car, which is exactly what it looks like.

I was shocked when she gave me a peck onthe cheek on my way out. After all I spent the whole time I was talking to her & getting a lap dance reminding myself "no contact alowed!", perhaps she'd be willing to pose.

Blitzkreig

Spend a few minutes and check out some of the gorgeous shots on here. http://minoltaman.smugmug.com/keyword/river/8

Don;t blame you... when XP told me 9995 I burst out laughing. In concourse D'Elegance condition wiht the factory plastic still on the seats and 00,003 miles on the odometer I think $995 would be realistic. This old bat must have been spending too much time watching Barett Jackson. I love that shade of bronze BTW.

There's always a 0.5% chance that a seatbelt will kil you... but the 99.5% chance it will save you life is much more likely. My dad's friend knew a guy back in Germany who spun out an old 70s BMW and was thrown sideways into the dash and passanger footwell just before the car's roof was sliced off by an 18-wheeler. If he had his seatbelt on it might have killed him. Seatbelts have helped me out several times in my life, esp. in my Demolitio Derby Races.

Reg: Bummer... perhaps I'll fgure out a way to sneak in a camera next time and I'll pst photos. NOS: I love that movie... Joe Dirt is one of my all time favorites. Too bad Chris Farley was not around still to play a zany character in that movie. ----- It's a ...space ...peanut. ----- G: "I thought-chu said you had a Hemi?" JD: "I'm having a foot-shaped gas pedal installed so I stole this pile."

You guys have all seen this car before... probably in flat black since I painted her flat black the spring after this photo was taken. It only cost me $7.00 worth of Wal*Mart paint. I miss this old tank. I bought this 1983 (last year of Mass emissions exempt!) Pontiac Firebird for $500 wiht 180-something thousand miles. It had a GM crate 350... truck 350. Thsi night of the Worcester Summer Nationals I painted $700 O.B.O. on the rear window and sold her for $500. Later when the kid tok delivery of the car I installed better, nicer 25th Anniversary Camaro seats in place of the super-worn out $h!ty ones that were in it... so the price went up to $700 and he was happy as a clam. My 1986 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham, now in Vermont I'll post some others later.

There you go: I'll have a few good trivia questions for you guys soon... just wish more people would participate. :(

Bell

BV: You've been posting some super-cool threads as of late.

I'm either too stupid to ppick up on this or there's an inside joke I dont know about... Which is it?

I like my Datsun but can admit that these tow are pretty unattractive. Proportions, glass area, bumpers, greenhouse, trim... all very much out of balance.

I know for a fact a few people here have a "Smiley Problem". I mean I can kick back nad enjoy a smiley or two just as much as the next guy but everything in moderation. The other day a member who will remain nameless PMed me saying he's/she's addicted to Smileys. I guess he/she has been giving hand jobs and slinging rock to afford his/her smiley addiction.

Vuloptuous :wink:

Croc: I like your new signature... very fitting. That girl is H-H-H-H-Hot! Ocnblu: The way you described that made me sick to my stomach, I would have done the exact same thing. I've only complained like that a few times in a restaurant... but it takes a lot to rattle my cage. AS long as the waiter is appologetic/sincere I'm not one to flip out or whatever. My bad luck in restaurants has to do wiht waiting like 45 minutes for an appetizer. THAT pisses me off. 9/10 times by the time I just get my drink order I'm starving so if my appetizer takes about 30 minutes too long I'm agitated.

Balthazar: Awsome!!!!!!!!!!! If you want to relive the past there's a lady in Chelmsford Mass selling a '78 Plymouth Volaire (low miles!) for chump chage. $9995 to be exact. You can laugh now, but I'm being 100% serious. Ask XP!

HUMMER to CCVC: "Suck on my rear end you little dirty slut!"