The "this is just wrong" thread

I know, old news!

 

Well… I guess it’s not a “belly button” small block Chevy…

 

Not wanting to destroy your Sunday morning or send you to the eye doctor but this local abortion is , the sales blurb is even worse . You do get a chrome Jeep valve cover

 

Hi, is this still available?

 

Probably forever.

 

That '67 SS Camaro would have had a SBC with 290 HP, minimum. No less than 325 with a big block. Guess it was all too much for him, so he had to slow it down.

 

@anthony myrick wouldn't, shouldn't, won't...
OMG, he would!

 

Dang skippy

 

I think the Blastoline brothers might have a thing or two to say about this.

 

....I can hear the gnashing of toofzes all the way down here !!! LUV IT
6sally6

 

I’m thinking a Chitty Chitty bang bang vibe lol

 

Goddam, ZIGGSTER. Scrolling down, that VW beetle hit me in the face, jeezus.

 

Then I come down and see 34GAZ's post. That's about enough for today.

 

Then this should send you over the edge! @anthony myrick , for the love of heaven... please tell me you wouldn't.

 

Dang skippy I’d cruise it

I have students that would love that.

 

Well Anthony...how about THIS ONE?

 

Why not?
Yea it’s ugly but it beats driving a new car

 

Anthony, you ain’t right. Hehe.

 

Anthony has license, he will drive anything that moves.
I remember being that way just after I got my drivers license when I was 16. Then I became "refined" and have missed out on all the fun of driving many different rides.
Come to think about it, I might had become "refined" after I had to walk a few too many times...

 

I must be refined.
I'd rather push a Chevy than drive a Ford!

 

So your avatar is a '32 Chevy?

 

Yeah, but people would think that you built it...could cost you your job.

 

Only one Ford part on my roadster, the rearend housing.

 

I am refined way past the point of pushing much of anything more then a foot or two. I'm not into much unplanned walking either.

Through my vast driving experience, I have developed the "art" of coasting the dead ride to the side of the road, to a point where its safe to get out and wait for the tow truck. I choose the best place to stop, it serves my interest better.

These days, I chose to drive more reliable (and better maintained) rides then I did when I was younger. Breakdowns can happen with anything, but when ever I can reduce the odds of a breakdown, I'm all over it.

 

My mantra is "HELLO.....AAA"

 

Yep, I have that number too.

The local AAA guys have taken care of me pretty well in the past....

 

My Hagerty policy includes towing insurance…

 

It must be that time of the year again…