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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
- Thread starter Snake-Eyes
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Armbidextrous…
Fixed correctly this time.
Chevy Vegas?
Yes mate, they are Vega's, some info on the transporter here... https://interestingengineering.com/...t-a-pac-the-coolest-automobile-transport-ever
By putting a rock on top of em to shut them up.
I had a Vega camback and wanted to do a sleeper like some guys did. A V8 and power train with rearend would fit in it without it being too obvious. Probably dangerous as all get out, but the drag circuit loved them until all the bodies rusted away.
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Baldwin swapped big blocks into Vegas in the 70’s.
And a burnout video. These were really rare when they were first made and a lot have succumbed to rust over the years
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And a Ford equivalent. Pinto with a 460 of some flavor.
There was a bunch of those shitty little cars with big engines made by Ford and GM. Ford had the Mustang II Cobra with a 302 and 4spd, Chevy had the Monza GT with a 350 and a 4spd. Those cars were nothing more than Pintos and Vegas with different exterior looks.
Edit: And don’t forget the Dodge Colt turbo.
Too true.There was a bunch of those shitty little cars with big engines made by Ford and GM. Ford had the Mustang II Cobra with a 302 and 4spd, Chevy had the Monza GT with a 350 and a 4spd. Those cars were nothing more than Pintos and Vegas with different exterior looks.
Edit: And don’t forget the Dodge Colt turbo.
Bullshit ass search results
Article and a few pics of a fuel injected big block pinto
I was thinking Winnie from The Wonder Years, all grown up.
And then some!
Rules: Not too far off actually… dang girl!
Do you recall all the dollar bills with her name plastered everywhere inside?
Of anyone was ever curious, M855A1 will not penetrate 3/8" ar500 steel at 50 yards.
Did she find a shoe or lose one?
Unfortunately, I've only been in there twice. The first time was to drag a guy out that was causing trouble. I didn't have much of an opportunity to look around.
The second time was the same week, minus the drunk asshat.
The drunk asshat was a MSgt crew chief that was in charge of our little stray behind and get these (F-15E) aircraft to the destination.
Fucker was so drunk, he'd drink a beer and puke it up out the front passenger window of the crew cab. He'd wipe his face with the shirt he wasn't wearing and then start the process all over again.
All the way back to Moron...
Just think of all the fuel and pollution saved because they don't have to use heavy lift helicopters to dismantle it. +1 for the environment.
