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« Reply #10250 on: December 11, 2015, 12:56:24 pm »
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Sweet ride shame the roads are to small here

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« Reply #10251 on: December 11, 2015, 01:01:30 pm »
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Ok. And that's a nice ride.  Kiss


When I got it someone had taken the 260 out of it and put in a 302 Cleveland which was too wide and they modded the engine bay, and lowered the nose buy about 4 inches and It use to Lay Rubber like it was going out of fashion, It would lay rubber for about 150-200 feet without trying, Lol needless to say most would never race it because they thought it was a monster,lol

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It was just a fraction bigger than an XJ6 but it was a 4.9 Litre /302ci Kiss Kiss Kiss

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« Reply #10252 on: December 11, 2015, 01:12:05 pm »
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   I Remember the Comet as sorta a Sissy Car in looks..  I seen one do a 10 second 1/4 mile.   That change my mind.
    

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« Reply #10253 on: December 11, 2015, 01:15:31 pm »
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  I Remember the Comet as sorta a Sissy Car in looks..  I seen one do a 10 second 1/4 mile.   That change my mind.
    


I can believe that too, One guy in OZ had one and it would pick the front wheels up, All Tubbed out with slicks Kiss Kiss

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« Reply #10254 on: December 11, 2015, 01:17:11 pm »
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Mine had the 289 it had a trunk big enough to haul a dozen bodies in it.

During the summer months when the top went down everyone wanted to go cruising the strip.

Lots of great memories in that old car.

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« Reply #10255 on: December 11, 2015, 01:42:16 pm »
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Mine had the 289 it had a trunk big enough to haul a dozen bodies in it.

During the summer months when the top went down everyone wanted to go cruising the strip.

Lots of great memories in that old car.


They put the 289s in the AC Cobra's and they went like stink, Fantastic motor, Mind you I would like to play with an AC with a big block in it Kiss Kiss

that would be heaven,

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BRB, just got to go to the store.

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« Reply #10256 on: December 11, 2015, 01:51:50 pm »
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   The guy across the Steet had 389 shaved 90 thousnd off the head.   The basic thri pack douls and a wee bit of cam.   1/4 race.

He could drive around all day getting 20 mpg until he stomped on it.

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« Reply #10257 on: December 11, 2015, 02:45:26 pm »
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  The guy across the Steet had 389 shaved 90 thousnd off the head.   The basic thri pack douls and a wee bit of cam.   1/4 race.

He could drive around all day getting 20 mpg until he stomped on it.


Sweet, I use to run 3/4+ in my road cars, mind you I was a bit of a REV Head,, come to think of it I still am,, lol

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1964 mercury comet. Same color same everything as this car.
     Here's the 67 Mustang I had when I was 14. Still have it today...    Bought the car of my dreams 34 days ago. This one owner 72 Stingray I purchased here in my home town where he purchased it new. Its as factory original as the day it left the factory except for tires and battery. 35,884 miles. I'd tell ya all about it but this is a metal detecting form...

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« Reply #10259 on: December 12, 2015, 10:04:44 am »
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    Here's the 67 Mustang I had when I was 14. Still have it today...    Bought the car of my dreams 34 days ago. This one owner 72 Stingray I purchased here in my home town where he purchased it new. Its as factory original as the day it left the factory except for tires and battery. 35,884 miles. I'd tell ya all about it but this is a metal detecting form...


Cache, Don't hold Back, Go and open a New Thread in CHIT CHAT, and call it My other hobbie/Passions or what ever you like because we all have diferent things close to out heart and like you cars are very close to mine as well as Guitars etc,

Go for it mate.

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