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09-29-08, 03:14
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mose is offline
Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Sacramento, California Posts: 895 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! You should change the title to "Smokey and the Bandit 2" so people don't get their hopes up!  | |
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09-29-08, 03:46
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| | 1981 Camaro Z28
BigJimZ28 is offline
Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Levittown, Pa Posts: 2,901 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! I love second gen f-bodies
but I am just not seeing $100,000
oh and tell him to weld on the SFC
if that engine makes any power those bolt holes will be streched out in no time | |
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09-29-08, 03:46
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| | Glossy Tundra
Brandon1 is offline
Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Wrightsville Beach, NC/Louisburg, NC Posts: 1,881 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO God I love that car.
My favorite movie of all time as well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
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09-29-08, 03:59
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| | Now with twice the head
Scottwax is offline
Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Arlington, TX Posts: 25,603 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! Cool car.
Interesting choice with a big block Oldsmobile engine, even though the 403 Olds was an option, most either go with the Pontiac 400 or 455. | |
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09-29-08, 04:28
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| | 1981 Camaro Z28
BigJimZ28 is offline
Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Levittown, Pa Posts: 2,901 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! wait just a minute this is a 1979
the Bandit was a 1977 | |
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09-29-08, 04:31
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| | eXecutive Auto Detailing
MASKDMARVL is offline
Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Occoquan, VA Posts: 202 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit !  Remember the 6.6 T/A was built for extreme horsepower. So the addition of sub frame connectors is just an added value. This is not a civic made of recycled beer cans. This is american steel, I think the sfconnectors are over kill. | |
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09-29-08, 04:42
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| | eXecutive Auto Detailing
MASKDMARVL is offline
Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Occoquan, VA Posts: 202 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! Quote:
Originally Posted by BigJimZ28 wait just a minute this is a 1979
the Bandit was a 1977 | Why so crucial, just enjoy. Instead you look for faults. Whats going on man ? nevermind I dont care ! If you cant see 100,000 then I feel bad. If I was to take a car from yesteryear, and replace every bolt, and polish every square inch ?  | |
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09-29-08, 04:45
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| | eXecutive Auto Detailing
MASKDMARVL is offline
Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Occoquan, VA Posts: 202 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! Big jim post pic of your Z28. Im not breaking your balls. | |
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09-29-08, 06:04
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| | 1981 Camaro Z28
BigJimZ28 is offline
Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Levittown, Pa Posts: 2,901 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! Quote:
Originally Posted by MASKDMARVL  Remember the 6.6 T/A was built for extreme horsepower. So the addition of sub frame connectors is just an added value. This is not a civic made of recycled beer cans. This is american steel, I think the sfconnectors are over kill. | the 79 6.6 was only 220 Hp
and that 403 olds was rated @ 185
NOT that extreme....any way it's the torque that twist the frame
and both were rated at low 300's
that car prob. makes 2x or 3x that power now
I had a 78 Z28 that I would twist so bad that I poped the t-top out more then once
with a mild engine
trust me the the SFC are not over kill Quote:
Originally Posted by MASKDMARVL Why so crucial, just enjoy. Instead you look for faults. Whats going on man ? nevermind I dont care ! If you cant see 100,000 then I feel bad. If I was to take a car from yesteryear, and replace every bolt, and polish every square inch ?  | sorry not trying to be crucial, just thinking out loud
trust me I do enjoy the pics Quote:
Originally Posted by MASKDMARVL Big jim post pic of your Z28. Im not breaking your balls. |
which one do you want pics of? | |
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09-30-08, 08:38
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| | eXecutive Auto Detailing
MASKDMARVL is offline
Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Occoquan, VA Posts: 202 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! I have a genuine love, and appreciation for classic cars. Any of your pics will do. Ive always liked the Z28 better. It has better lines. Its just rare these days to see a car so well thought out. I couldnt get good shots of the underside of the car, everything was new. The floor pans, and frame rails were cleared, and polished. This car once sat in a shop as just a bare frame. I find that honorable, and respectable. Just a delight to look at. I WANNA DRIVE IT !!  | |
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09-30-08, 09:12
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mose is offline
Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Sacramento, California Posts: 895 | Re: Smokey, N the Bandit ! Please take this as nothing more than a difference of opinion and NOT an attempt to start a flame war!!
There is absolutely NOTHING classic about the 79 Trans Am. As someone who has seen the original Smokey movie almost 400 times please understand that my love for these cars is extreme....LOL!! As stated above the 79 6.6 was only rated at 220HP. The 4cyl. Accord my wife drives in rated at 185....
But that's what makes this such a great country....we don't have to agree!! | |
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