Customs GOODBYE: May Cause Dangerous - It's Been Real and It's Been Fun, It's been REAL FUN!

Oh man!!!!

 

With RED wheels

 

We will all look forward to seeing Kirk post up in the "one that got away" thread here on the HAMB

 

beautiful car

 

Congrats on the car in general. It was fun to watch the build. Cool indeed. And congrats on the sale.

I have often wondered what it would be like to sell mine and move on to another project, but after 26 years, it is hard to contemplate. But still, I ponder...

Looking forward to seeing your new projects as they progress!!

 

That is such a sweet car. I remember seeing it in Rodder's Journal. Made me want to get a Starliner for a while, but they're hard to find.

Anyway it's beautiful and that paint is to die for.

 

I just want to tell you (and I'm sure you've heard it before) that that starliner is seriously one of the most beautiful cars I have ever seen. I find myself just starring at the pictures of it in the rodder's journal article. That car just does something too me, its so utterly perfect.
It is hard to let stuff go, but with the evacuation of one, comes the completion of another.

 

It was fun to watch your adventure with May Cause Dangerous.

- Joe

 

It is strange thing how some things come back into your life. I am glad to be the new cartaker of the car and has alot of meaning to me have been part of the build of the car.
I am looking foward to letting everyone on the eastern side of the country see it.

 

Thats a beautiful car man, congrats!

 

Man I wish that car would have ended up in the midwest! Congrats KIRK! Fun to watch you build it, even better to have seen it.

 

great story...thanks for the posts on the build of MCD it's a dandy! Looking forward to the 40.

 

hey Steve...you ****..haha Congrats man.

 

Thanks for sharing the ride with us..Hope to see it on my side of country

 

In my (not so good) New Englander accent:

I've always thought that "May Cawz Dangahus" '60 Stahliner was wicked pissah!

 

Congrats man its awesome how humble you are! And thanks for sharing your ride with us, my favorite 60 Starliner!

 

Pure 60's magic without the long hair (Hahahaha!!!) Definitely an Iconic car (a lot of cool tricks), be proud and say it Loud (hahaha!!!) I'm sure Fonzie was bummed. And yes! Thanks for sharing and taking us for a ride.........
Ken

 

Very well put. I can't wait for the next one...

 

KIRK, congrats on selling it but I have to say I am disappointed in you. you never really got a chance to drive the car. you should have take a good long road trip, maybe follow the trip the Hirota Merc did or some other long road trip. that would have sealed that car in history.. and with you having the ability to write about the potential road trip to other GG events would have been something worth writing about.

again congrats and I hope your newest ride gives you as much or more pleasure..

 

You're right, that is the one element that the story needed.

 

maybe you can do a good road trip in the roadster. that would be even more hard core..

 

I have one planned if all goes well. I want to drive it up to Puyallup for Gooduys, then leave it there, fly home and then back up for Hotrodarama, then drive over to Spokane for Goodguys, then down to Bonneville and back home to Pleasanton for West Coast Nationals. That should be pretty epic if it happens.

 

Guess I can stop trying to win the lottery. Great to hear that its going to a good home.

 

Sorry to May Cause Dangerous leave, but I understand why it has to go. Hopefully you'll start seeing MCD knock-offs showing up at East Coast Goodguys events in the near future.

That road trip sounds awesome, let me know if I can help out in anyway. This crazy idea just popped into my "Why not enter the Legion Special to race at Bonneville ?" You could build a sweet little trailer to go behind the '40 Tudor and tow both to all the shows, then you can use the '40 as the push car at Bonneville. And maybe Thee Inland Emperors could put together a pit crew for you?

 

Great car, and it made the cover of The Rodders Journal, look forward to seeing it in person sometime this year.

 

Congrats to you, KIRK for selling it, and thank you for all of the build updates and news along the way...what an awesome car you guys put together!!
That's a great message you sent about what our cars are all about...

... and Congrats to BlacktopButcher for picking up such an awesome car, you must be excited out of your mind!
I can't wait to see it in person around here on the right coast!!

 

May Cause Dangerous....

How did that car get that name?

 

Racing it at Bonneville has been a thought since the car was on paper, but the safety requirements kill it for me.

 

You'll have to dig around for the answer.