Tim W. SoCal

in your performance

true love is hard to come by, but once you experience it, it is the greatest gift you can receive in this life

all night long!

rain, thunder and lightning are too rare an occurrence in my little section of the world

Dorchester neighborhood in Boston is probably someplace I'd never get to visit

for contact buzz...

BITCHEN' Deuce Tudor, Phil! Who's blue paint did you use?

Welcome to the community. Johan!

of Tribal Casinos

earlier than my current age of mid-sixties is when I previously planned to retire and lead a leisurely season of my life

week coming up is going to be extremely rewarding, yet challenging

Outlaws and Allmans!

In answer to this thread, I prefer Cragar S/Ss, but I remember almost all of the Drag Race Mopars running Keystone Klassics back in the 60s and 70s. I had a set of Cragar S/Ss on my '64 Pontiac LeMans Convertible. I bought the wheels in 1975 and they were Uni-Lug, 5 on 4-1/2, 4-3/4 or 5 inch lug stud spacing. I had 8" wide wheels on the rear with L60 Posi-Trac Torque Twisters and 6" wide on the front with 5.60 tires. At that time, the Cragars were less expensive than the American 200Ss or Torque Thrusts, which were my other preferences. I also preferred their steel rims because, at that time, we did not have good enough adhesives for stick-on wheel weights to stay attached to the rim. I did learn how razor sharp the chrome plating on the Cragars was when I sliced my thumb open while polishing them one day (anyone remember Mother's Mag Brite?)

Marty, he was communicating to you that you are number ONE while advertising his IQ and the size of his, uh, "manhood"!...

more Pink Floyd!

fiddle around with a poor fitting part long enough and you're bound to make it work

Cars are made to be driven and enjoyed, but some rare classics should be safely kept by a caring and knowledgeable steward for future generations of enthusiasts

Teach Your Children

profound feelings of nostalgia and memories from his youth are what motivated him to seek out and pay way too much for his favorite Holy Grail vintage model car kit

from Columbia House

Play it LOUD!

served as haute cuisine, snails, also known as escargot, is something that I think could never stimulate my hunger

bargain basement department

time goes by too quickly and we grow old too fast

and singing cheerfully