I had hotrods with car seats in them. Idgaf what someone says.
My grandfather built a 56 F-100 after he retired. He was probably somewhere in his 60's. I was driving it one time and he made a comment about the mileage being horrible and that's why he towed it to shows out of town. I told him he didn't have to get a 460. He smiled like a kid and said yes he did. Now he's 87 and has a 57 T-bird with a 302/AOD drivetrain.If it's too fast, you're too old, does not apply to me. No such thing a "too fast".
I used daily my old Cobra. The looks I got when I dropped/picked up my kids at school were priceless. It was a little loud from the D1 and Stingers. The dads looked jealous and the moms looked pissed. Sometimes I'd leave the car seats in at shows.I had hotrods with car seats in them. Idgaf what someone says.
Thanks, you just made my dayGrumpy old man!
Yes. And start building your 8 second car.I'm in my mid fifties. Does that mean I should stop building my 9 second car?
Could not agree more55 and getting ready to add all the mods I’ve had on the shelf.
I refuse to grow up and they can kiss my grits if they don’t like it.
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Excellent come back, love itMy answer would be "I only got it cause your mother likes it so much"
61 here, Kyle and couldn't agree more. In the meantime, here's to youLate 60's and took off work last year to drive up to Oklahoma and pick up my one owner '05, screaming yellow GT.
Old fart my age had only put 28k on it.
People where I work said, "Damn Kyle, you look good in that car. Looks like it's taken 10 years off your age....."
As well they should.