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shortymac83 03-09-2005 11:46 AM

sorry bud, you're wrong. I watched it launch at norwalk, it really launches like that, with no hydros. You really think there would be someone dumb enough to race a car on 3 wheels if it runs 10's? Think about it.


BTW, I've never seen anything other than oldsmobiles that are able to flex the chassis that much. The owner said he'd probably get it worked out for this race season.

patgizz 03-09-2005 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by OldJimmy57
Being a betting man I would say that the wagon is hydraulics rather then torque. Look at the front and rear wheels and the wheel well gaps. he is using the 3 wheel action. Definitely hydraulics.

you're kidding, right?

R 78 PROJECT 03-09-2005 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by >X<
hey shortymac, i thought i was the only person who would drive a maurader. the new ford 500 is even better looking

>X< youer kidding right?.please say it's so :(

Joe67 03-09-2005 12:49 PM

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hey shortymac, i thought i was the only person who would drive a maurader. the new ford 500 is even better looking

Those are badass sleepers if you tune em right. My buddy has his running 11 second 1/4 mile times :metal:

Joe67 03-09-2005 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by OldJimmy57
Being a betting man I would say that the wagon is hydraulics rather then torque. Look at the front and rear wheels and the wheel well gaps. he is using the 3 wheel action. Definitely hydraulics.

What ?!?! :blah: :)

Joe67 03-09-2005 12:55 PM

Here is my buddies 1963 Z11 Impala currently under a complete restoration :cool:

Checkout his webpage

Buddy Lee 03-09-2005 04:49 PM

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Really dig this car... its in the Houston area....

Buddy Lee 03-09-2005 05:02 PM

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heres a friend of mines caddy that he just sold.....

watchamakalit 03-09-2005 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by OldJimmy57
Being a betting man I would say that the wagon is hydraulics rather then torque. Look at the front and rear wheels and the wheel well gaps. he is using the 3 wheel action. Definitely hydraulics.

Ok betting man how did he make the slicks wrinkle? suppose he must have a magic machine inside them that twists the sidewalls to. :new:

shortymac83 03-09-2005 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by watchamakalit
Ok betting man how did he make the slicks wrinkle? suppose he must have a magic machine inside them that twists the sidewalls to. :new:


superglued to the pavement. when it rolls forward against the auto tranny, they wrinkle ;)

>X< 03-10-2005 11:02 AM

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>X< youer kidding right?.please say it's so

uh, no. i can admit when other brands have a good product. crown vics, if they werent so ugly, are awesome. the marauder is a good looking crown vic, i saw an all black one with 17's (maybe the stock wheels?) and it was sweeeeeet. what does chevy make that looks as good as the ford 500 that has 4 doors and a v8? that malibu wagon thing is cool, but still. go drive a new chevy impala, then a grand marquis or vic, i dont think you can even compare the two.

shortymac83 03-10-2005 12:52 PM

the stock wheels on those marauders are 17 or 18 (can't remember which) 5 spoke wheels. They've also got chrome tipped exhausts. IMO, those things are like james bond, a whole bunch of whoopass wearing a 3 piece suit and bowtie to the party.

Joe67 03-10-2005 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by shortymac83
the stock wheels on those marauders are 17 or 18 (can't remember which) 5 spoke wheels. They've also got chrome tipped exhausts. IMO, those things are like james bond, a whole bunch of whoopass wearing a 3 piece suit and bowtie to the party.

Yep, it's what the 96 era Impala SS should have been :cool:

Here is one that runs an 11 second 1/4 mile Lidio's Marauder

shortymac83 03-10-2005 01:41 PM

I hate to say this (especially on a Chevy site), but I think I like the body style of those marauders and g/m's more than I like the last generation Impalas. There's a reason people refer to them as the Orca body style...Don't get me wrong, they're really nice, but the style seems to be more fitting for me from a marauder.

SweetandLong68 03-11-2005 12:16 AM

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Here is my big ole Hooptie :) hahah just kidding...My 75 Chevelle Wagon. All factory including the factory console shifter and swivel bucket seats. :)

lata
CHRIS

>X< 03-11-2005 12:54 AM

are you serious about the swivel bucket seats?? that really came from the factory? thats cool as hell!

GenIIIShorty 03-11-2005 01:13 AM

yeah, all the SS's from 75 to 77 had swivel buckets. how they got to be in a wagon, i'm not sure........

67_C-30 03-11-2005 02:48 AM

Like Torque do ya???
 
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Originally Posted by arkracing
Got Torque?! holy S*** that wagon is ugly but looks pretty mean - wish i had a motor that could make a car twist like that

any idea on the motor specs shortymac?

How about a low 9 sec. 462 cube Poncho powered LeMans?!? He calls his car "The LEMANSTER"!! I wonder why? :confused: ;)

shortymac83, Any GM A body or G body with factory rear coil springs will lift like that with the stock suspension set-up. I have friend that has a BB '70 Chevelle and it does the same thing. Its just the geometry of the set-up.


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SweetandLong68 03-11-2005 03:28 AM

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Originally Posted by >X<
are you serious about the swivel bucket seats?? that really came from the factory? thats cool as hell!

Yeah it is a factory option even in the wagon. I actually have the original dealership brochure for the wagons and it has the option in it. Very rare I am sure....But none the less an option.

lata
CHRIS

Joe67 03-11-2005 08:04 AM

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Originally Posted by SweetandLong68
Yeah it is a factory option even in the wagon. I actually have the original dealership brochure for the wagons and it has the option in it. Very rare I am sure....But none the less an option.

lata
CHRIS

Very nice Wagon Chris! :cool:
Those buckets were also available in the Cutlass & Monte Carlo at least in those days as well :D

70 shorty 03-11-2005 01:25 PM

Excuse me while I wipe the drool off my face from the 61 Impala 409 (or possibly 348) in #52. That's one of my all time dream cars.

>X< 03-12-2005 12:46 AM

good thread, keep them coming, i'll look for some more pics

89blacksub 03-12-2005 01:06 AM

the reason that you cant comapare a new impala to a crown vic is because they are no longer in the same class. GM made a huge mistake when they turned the impala into a transvese v6 front driver. i have one and i hate it. the only positive thing i can say about it is that i am going to trade it in so my wife can get a 4x4.

ssx 03-13-2005 01:13 AM

My favorite Chevy's are the 60-62' Impala's with the bubbletop! Those are sweet as hell when set up right! And that's coming from a guy who's owned 3 Camaro's and 4 Nova's! I would love to get my hands on a 60' Impala hardtop...

68Bowtie4x4 03-13-2005 03:17 AM

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Here's a pic of my 66 GTO that I bought from my uncle this last November. I need to get a new paint job on her, but she still gets looks every time I take her cruising


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