muscle cars,hot rods and rat rods

[simon81]

where did you dig that out from

[Ignignokt]

where did you dig that out from

Bought it about 15 years ago as a "parts car" along with a pile of parts in Kansas City for my own Cuda and several friends. Since then the value of them has gone up quite a bit and have bought my friend's share out and started restoring this one.

[Zoomschwortz]

Originally Posted by Ignignokt

Definitely into muscle cars! So happens my thing is 70 to 74 E-body Challengers and Cudas. Here is my 440 6 pack 70 Cuda. Curently restoring a second one.

Nice car. I have always liked Plum Crazy too.

[czartim]

Here's one I did a couple years ago.

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/vie...highlight=barn

[mosesbotbol]

When it comes to American cars and muscle cars especially, [SIZE="5"]I am an AMC Guy![/SIZE] They were so ahead of their time and really made awesome engaging cars.

[MarbleApe]

Here's my 23 T-Bucket my father helped to build over nights and weekends. We had so much fun on the build, that we are starting a 27 for him this summer.

[mtb996]

Originally Posted by MarbleApe

Here's my 23 T-Bucket my father helped to build over nights and weekends. We had so much fun on the build, that we are starting a 27 for him this summer.

Awesome ride. I would love to build a T-bucket one day. Perfect cruising ride

[mtb996]

Originally Posted by roscoe

Here's my toy





Roscoe

Sweet looking cobra. Great that you enjoy taking in out and tossing it around alittle. Which kit is it? A guy at work has a Superformance with a 427 and it sounds wicked.

[MarbleApe]

Originally Posted by mtb996

Awesome ride. I would love to build a T-bucket one day. Perfect cruising ride

It is . We have a blast zipping around town. After every ride is over, it takes a few hours for the smile to go away!

I say go for it on your build, and you won't regret it.