anyone into hot-rods?

[meoff]

would like to see some pics of ya'lls hot rods.mines comming along slowly
been working on it for a few years now.heres what I started with the day I went to pick it up

and heres a short vid as of late this summer.
http://drop.io/ndqt29t/asset/jack-004-mov?ref=yahoo

[Airmechanical]

this is mine






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[Airmechanical]

[Airmechanical]

[timebuilder]

Nice cammy idle. Olds was a great sleeper car. The W30 and W31 cars from the late 60's were unknown to a lot of guys, and they surprised them.

I miss my '69 Charger RT. Sold it in '74. Another mistake from my youth!

[timebuilder]

Is that a Honda or Kawa motor?

What kind of times did you post?

[HeyBob]

Is that a '70 Cutlass? I had one, 350, 2bbl, 3 speed Hurst factory floor shifter and Rally wheels, F78-14 white walls, could blow away almost any 289 'stang in the HS parking lot.

[Chad711]

No, not at all



Not a pontiac or chevy under the hood either

[the dangling wrangler]

I posted this a coupla weeks back.

http://www.popularhotrodding.com/fea...uty/index.html

[DeltaT]

meoff
Their is a million in one chance that might be my car. In 1970 I ordered a gold/brown Cutlass Supreme with a 442 package with a 4 speed. Olds turned me down because they said they would not put a 455 into a Cutlass Supreme so they put in a 350 with the 4 speed, bucket seats, positraction and all the gauge package, as I remember. I sold that car in 1972, I think and have wondered about it since cause it was one of a kind.

It was gold outside with a brown vinyl roof and buckets seats, which your has. Is it a 4 speed?

I've got pictures of it somewhere.

Here is a few of the hot rods I've had.

[timebuilder]

Since they didn't make a million of these cars, the chances of that being your old car are much better.

For example, if Olds sold only one car like that in that year, the chances of that being your old car would be 100%.

If you had one of a thousand of such cars made that year, then your chances would be one in a thousand.

[HeyBob]

meoff
Their is a million in one chance that might be my car. In 1970 I ordered a gold/brown Cutlass Supreme with a 442 package with a 4 speed. Olds turned me down because they said they would not put a 455 into a Cutlass Supreme so they put in a 350 with the 4 speed, bucket seats, positraction and all the gauge package, as I remember. I sold that car in 1972, I think and have wondered about it since cause it was one of a kind.

It was gold outside with a brown vinyl roof and buckets seats, which your has. Is it a 4 speed?

I've got pictures of it somewhere.

Here is a few of the hot rods I've had.

I have the VIN# of every vehicle I have owned since 1984 which excludes the Cutlass, now if you had yours and you could compare.............

[DeltaT]

I may as I have tons of purchase info on the tons of cars I've owned and sold. But it's burried away underneath tons of stuff in my shop. Maybe I can find it. In one way that would be cool to know this is my car. On the other hand it would be kind of sad cause someone on here called it and "old car".

But what is the chance of a Gold 1970 Cutless Supreme with a brown vinyl top, brown insides with bucket seats showing up else where in this world?

BTW, I had that thing up to about 120 MPH on the Capital beltway one late Saturday night when the highway was empty. Still had more pedal to go too.

Oh yea! And I ordered A/C and tinted windows. This car has a front tined window, which was also rare.