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    Posted: January-26-2008 at 3:46am


This is my cruiser. 97 SVT Cobra with some suspension upgrades. And it's loud cause like John says "Loud pipes save lives".
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I think he got that Dyno sheet out of the trash can, left over from the guy before him!

My lake has those same donut marks all over it from my boat!
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No picts of the car on the dyno or doing the burnout? Could have just as easy been my Explorer. But then the dyno numbers would have been higher and it would've been a 4-wheel drift.
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well I got my hot rod dynoed.



here is what that HP does haha

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It's actually not that difficult to drive, provided you treat it with a bit of respect. if you provoke it enough it will bite you though.

To sum up the driving experience I would say "it rewards concentration".
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Looks like it could be a handfull to drive. That's what makes it look like so much fun.
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It's westfield, basically the same but with minor bodywork changes following a bit of legal action in the 80's

The engine is a 1700cc ford crossflow on twin 40 dellorto DHLA's about 140bhp which in a car that weighs 500kg makes for rapid progress.

I didn't build it, I bought it off a guy who was emmigrating to New Zealand, so it was a snip.

It doesn't get used enough because days that are good for the car tend to be days that are good for the boat as well. It does have a roof, but it's not very effective and it's bordering on undriveable in the wet anyway.
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Oh man, I've always wanted a Lotus 7 or derivative. Its not a Caterham, is it?

What do you have for power?
Did you build it?
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My toy car, less fun in the rain than the boat is, but wicked fun in the dry.
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I did some browsing down memory internet lane & came across this post about Don Adams (Get Smart).

They gave him a Tiger at the end of the show.

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67 satellite my baby. it has a mild 360 and has ran a best of 13.19 at 104 on drag radials.

My 99 r/t dak DD/boat puller 145k and still runs 14.67@92mph bone stock. Btw this pic is photoshoped the truck isnt that low but it looks good:)

My 73 911T 2.4 Very sweet car so much fun to drive but it had to go bye bye and the 2001 replaced it.

Btw ls1 swap cars are sick and so are sunbeam tigers.
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For get the blower we need turbos on a CC.
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eric; The more watts the better man. Alto MM is no slouch on hair lenght either.

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Nice ride Charlie.
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Originally posted by reidp reidp wrote:

Before I push up daisies I'll have a CC with a blower.    


I was hoping for one by the end of the summer, but with all I have to do with the 83 before the summer just to have a working inboard the mustang looks like shes going to be a next winter project...
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It has a big block ford FE.
The car in the garage which I don't have pictures of as yet, is a 1950 Dodge Wayfare 2dr, with a small block Chevy. I'm looking to put a 440 mopar in hopefully this coming spring.

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i bet j-bear uses a Binford 10000 to blow dry his hair..
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Reid...you can use mine!

those are some nice rides!
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Now we're cookin with grease. Nice rides guys, and as jbear noted, many of us welcome our darkside FoMoCo buddies. Before I push up daisies I'll have a CC with a blower.    
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This one is mine    Its a 95 GT 5 speed with stock long block 302, ported by me edelbrock performe intake, novi 2000 centrifugal supercharger with 13 lbs of boost, a tremec tko600 tranny with spec 2+ clutch, adjustable clutch kit, full exhaust, ignition system with aftermarket functional knock sensor/spark retard and a few other small things. Ran a best of 12.63 @ 111.99 on a 2.06 60'. I know there is more in it but I got other things to do besides race......







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Eric and Charlie; Welcome. You guys found the right place. We need more Blue Oval guys on here to help us with these poor mis-guided bowtie guys.

Love the Cobra. All-time fantasy ride. What power?

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thats my little Hot rod
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Charlie, No doubt about it thats a very nice Hot Rod, but whats further in the garage??

Whats the power plant in the cobra?
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of course its a hot rod, one of the first....what powers it?
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I don't know if it's a hot rod but it sure does get and go.
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Yes I built the MG when I was in high school with my father it was the project I learned on from my dad. It was also my first car. The swap it really simple nothing compaired to the RX7. It is in the garage for round two now its going to get a 6 speed and a better rear end with disc brakes.


Yes I have to say the MGB is one of the most fun cars to drive, mine rides like a go-kart with the suspension I have on it.
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Did you put the V8 in the MG? I had a 73 MGBGT that was the four banger with overdrive, hardtop with fastback, and I sold it but not for a Great price... Also sold it about ten years ago, so price was good then... I liked the GT model better than my B model, but they are both fun cars.
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The MG is a 74 1/2 they only brought the rubber bumper GT's over here for 6 months. It is a rare car I was told about 1200 or so were in the states.

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I guess all gear heads think alike! I have a friend who did the same to his RX-7,but with the older body style,but I like the body style like Josh's better.
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Ok, so now that I have seen this thread I am kicking myself for not buying the Alpine Sunbeam a couple years ago, and I have to go find the pictures of the Triumph, and the MG's I previously had. Maybe even throw in a picture of the Mustang for the fun of it.

Thanks...

Sabre, thats a Great looking MGB-GT V8, is that a 76 or so?
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