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Top 10 Reasons ET Was Secretly A Jedi Knight
Meet you back here in 20 and we will see...

Top 10 Reasons ET Was Secretly A Jedi Knight
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 34,402
Total Cats: 7,523
From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)






That picture was taken in the front yard of my childhood home, this was my dad's car. We had it from 2002-2013.
Some of the most beautiful paint I've ever seen. The finish was too perfect - he never wanted to drive it. He got sick of just parking it a car shows, so he bought a 2008 ZO6 a few months ago. Moar pics:




It was an original Go-Pack car, but had a complete frame-off and was running a 390 from a 70 AMX, which had the better heads. It had a slight overbore, compression bump, and a pretty hot cam. Edelbrock sent us their first prototype RPM gap manifold to test. 750 double pumper with mech. secondaries. 4 speed Muncie rock-crusher. It ran as good as it looked.
Some of the most beautiful paint I've ever seen. The finish was too perfect - he never wanted to drive it. He got sick of just parking it a car shows, so he bought a 2008 ZO6 a few months ago. Moar pics:




It was an original Go-Pack car, but had a complete frame-off and was running a 390 from a 70 AMX, which had the better heads. It had a slight overbore, compression bump, and a pretty hot cam. Edelbrock sent us their first prototype RPM gap manifold to test. 750 double pumper with mech. secondaries. 4 speed Muncie rock-crusher. It ran as good as it looked.
That picture was taken in the front yard of my childhood home, this was my dad's car. We had it from 2002-2013.
Some of the most beautiful paint I've ever seen. The finish was too perfect - he never wanted to drive it. He got sick of just parking it a car shows, so he bought a 2008 ZO6 a few months ago. Moar pics:
It was an original Go-Pack car, but had a complete frame-off and was running a 390 from a 70 AMX, which had the better heads. It had a slight overbore, compression bump, and a pretty hot cam. Edelbrock sent us their first prototype RPM gap manifold to test. 750 double pumper with mech. secondaries. 4 speed Muncie rock-crusher. It ran as good as it looked.
Some of the most beautiful paint I've ever seen. The finish was too perfect - he never wanted to drive it. He got sick of just parking it a car shows, so he bought a 2008 ZO6 a few months ago. Moar pics:
It was an original Go-Pack car, but had a complete frame-off and was running a 390 from a 70 AMX, which had the better heads. It had a slight overbore, compression bump, and a pretty hot cam. Edelbrock sent us their first prototype RPM gap manifold to test. 750 double pumper with mech. secondaries. 4 speed Muncie rock-crusher. It ran as good as it looked.

I confess to having fantasies of dropping an LS3 into her. Ah, WTH, I can still dream can't I? .
dont drink and drive. you might spill your drink and ruin this kids day:
skip to 3:40. Truck driver of course had no insurance. It's always the ones without that cause accidents.
skip to 3:40. Truck driver of course had no insurance. It's always the ones without that cause accidents.
dont drink and drive. you might spill your drink and ruin this kids day:
skip to 3:40. Truck driver of course had no insurance. It's always the ones without that cause accidents.
skip to 3:40. Truck driver of course had no insurance. It's always the ones without that cause accidents.
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 34,402
Total Cats: 7,523
From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
I've been searching for a picture of Frank Lloyd Wright with a pancake on his head, but nothing's coming up...
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 34,402
Total Cats: 7,523
From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
I wish I could remember the name of it, or find some photos. Someday I want to build a copy of that house.









