Let's show'em off!
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RykoPro
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If this car ever goes up for action it should beat ALL records. We walked upon it with the two other firebird concept cars, all sitting under a tent along with the Buick Y. When we arrived a lady had just talked the care taker into starting it!
MEP001
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Some cool pics I found on eBay:
This is a Boyd Coddington-built 1940 Woody, currently no bids at the opening of $150,000.
This is a 1949 Chrysler Town and Country - the dash is a work of art.
This is a Boyd Coddington-built 1940 Woody, currently no bids at the opening of $150,000.
This is a 1949 Chrysler Town and Country - the dash is a work of art.
No...it's all stock so mid to upper 13's are the norm. A chip and turbo and it's 11's...but for now it goes good enough for me. What's your track #'s?
pitzerwm
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Kenneth
Hankster
Just a little turbo'd over priced Volkswagen
RykoPro
Technician/Manager
It runs low 12's very consistantly. Just a good street/bracket car.
RykoPro
Technician/Manager
Here are a couple of my moms 84 vette. It has a Doug Nash 4 plus 3 manual overdrive transmission. In these pictures I am installing a stainless freflow cat conv. and crossed over muffler eliminator kit with stainless rolled oval tips. It is load and she loves the sound and rowing through the manual transmission. I was doubtful of the advertised "perfect" condition with an asking price of $6900.00 but it was dam close for a 20 year old,90,000 mile car.
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RykoPro
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What kind of specs do they give for your Caddy (HP, torque, 1/4 mile times)? It has to be one of the coolest cars ever made! Speed, handling and class, it has it all. Is it basically a Vet in Cadillac clothing?
pitzerwm
Active member
Galen, I hope you have a better safety record with that Cad, than you did with the hang glider
I don't care for dark colors but when clean they look sharp. I just put the works Compustar alarm in my Z. Pretty cool, Pages you etc.
I don't care for dark colors but when clean they look sharp. I just put the works Compustar alarm in my Z. Pretty cool, Pages you etc.
RykoPro
Technician/Manager
Radio shack used to have an alarm that paged you for 30 bucks! It was not the state of the art systems we see today but it work great for my old car. You had to install small transducers in each door jam, the sound of someone pushing in the old style door button would set it off. Did not work well during thunderstoms, but what can you expect for 30 dollars! The pager went off instantly but the siren (sold seperatly for around 15 bucks) was delayed about 20 seconds. The only way to disable the alarm was to turn on the ignition. This saved my stereo a few times. I bought it after someone stole my Holly carburator. One time the pager went off at 3:00am and I yelled at the kids from my third story apartment building window. They could see I was not going to be able to get out there instantly so they were taking their time to leave, but after 20 seconds when that siren went off, they hit the ground running. It was worth the $30 just to see them run so fast! I am not sure why this product was discontinued, it was almost too good.
MEP001
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A friend of mine had the same alarm in his '79 Camaro - he removed it for one of the reasons that you mentioned, every time it rained it would go off.
Sam's Club had an alarm kit for $100 that came with ignition kill as well as a 1,000-foot remote that could also start the car or roll up/down the windows.
Sam's Club had an alarm kit for $100 that came with ignition kill as well as a 1,000-foot remote that could also start the car or roll up/down the windows.
RykoPro
Technician/Manager
I had mine set so it would sense the door push button but still took a load thunder clap to set it off during a storm. I would set the siren to silent and turn the pager off before a big storm. I am going to look at Sams for the alarm you describe. My python alarm died a few years ago and it sure would be nice to have remote start on the conversion van.
