Mistress again….

[FASTBACK340]

your right, street racing is illegal, god bless there were no children or elderly around the area.

LOL! I appreciate your concern, but trust me there were no children, elderly, or puppies in harms way! Like I said, it was a BAD choice but GOOD circumstances. Although a well traveled road, it wasn't nearly as bad as it sounds. I was there....

[FASTBACK340]

I got a bit frantic at NNL looking for a camera lens, so I didn't have a chance to see your 'Cuda, John. Are you considering bringing it to LIARS?

Nice pictures. I wonder if I could a copy of the pictures of my PT from Tom?

Charlie Larkin

I'll be at the LIARS show with the 'Cuda.

[Guest]

Beautiful.

[508boricua]

Beautiful!!

[JoeBrown]

Man, your lucky your wife doesn't care about you doing illicit things in your car. I have a twin turbo supra and my fiance HATES when I find some people on the street when she's in the car.

[Ron Hamilton]

Incredible!!!!

[Tom Geiger]

Super build John, one of the few models I got a chance to look over at NNL East. I'm usually pretty busy that day!

An old story- I was teaching someone a lesson in my '65 Barracuda when I went for a shift and the linkage came free. I was just stuck in second gear. So I limped to a safe place and crawled under the car. I had sheared the cotter pin that held the shift rod onto the transmission. My rubber bushings there were shot and weren't being made at the time. Due to this sloppiness I had done this several times, the flimsy cotter pins weren't any match for the force of the shift. I laid under there a few minutes when it came to me. I realized that my key ring would fit through the holes. So I took all my keys off, and threaded it around and around onto the transmission rod, and it held the shifter in place. I thought it was a temporary fix, but I believe that key ring may still be under that car somewhere!

Edited July 17, 2014 by Tom Geiger