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Piss of the purists...

 

Perfect.....

 

You make some appreciated posts, but.........

What makes you think Corvette purists hang out here?

What makes your personal preferences so superior to their's?

Are they not entitled to their preferences?

Why your persistent behavior of giving those that don't walk, talk, look and think like you the finger?

How does your attitude reflect well and make a positive contribution to the hobby?

Obviously I'm an intellectual light weight. Help me understand how demeaning others attracts members to the hobby and the HAMB?

How many purists have you succeeded in guiding to see the light so they now appreciate the history and beauty of a car modified in the day?

 

Wow....are you serious....you think about what I do on here that much...don’t really care about what you think....Get a life....don’t like it move on...pretty simple..

 

Hey @loveoftiki... Mission accomplished???

 

Let’s get back to talking about cars..WTF...

 

You're trapped in your own head. Don't overthink every little comment somebody makes and you'll be much happier.

 

If I read Tiki right, it's more of a wink and nod than a middle finger. The guy takes enjoyment in the most modified and hairy looking 'Vettes. In contrast to the hypothetical stereotype purist who sneers at bolt head markings. In fun.

 

Jeez louise, it was a friggin joke ! This is not Dr. Phil.

 

Thanks a bunch!!!!!......

 

My kind of Corvette

 

https://doverdragstrip.com

 

Roped of for your safety....show and go...don’t ya know...

 

VERY COOL

 

An advertisement from Hot Rod, April, 1962. I thought it was cool!

 

Here is my modified 1956, first time the top has been up since 1970.

 

Now tell the damn story of how “burnt sugar” came to be, well “BURNT SUGAR”! Lol

 

Oh yeah, it looks good with the soft top up!

 

RIP Charles "Crazy Charley" Woit
(Dennis Hopper at the wheel from 1981 movie "King of the Mountain"- RIP Mr. Hopper)



(Note: the Porsche is NOT a 356, but an Intermeccanica Turbo "D", an entirely different animal)




Crazy Charley's Vette was blue and primer gray
https://forums.pelicanparts.com/off-topic-discussions/595825-mulholland-charlie-crazy-charley.html

On certain nights of the week,
Along turns named by racers,
Luxuriously scenic Mulholland Drive
Becomes occupied territory
For devotees of all-out motor racing.



Mulholland Drive racetrack looking east across Carl's Corner into San Fernando Valley north of downtown LA. You can see Ventura Boulevard if you know where to look.

 

Great car..

 

Where's a cop when ya need one????...

 

I love this one...

 

Does anyone get Old Cars Weekly? Just got the new one today and it's a Corvette issue. There's an article about a '57 fuel car owned by Al Maynard from Michigan. Article talks like it's just written. Is there another Al Maynard, because I know THE Al Maynard died.

 

H.A.M.B.

 

Old story from 2004:
http://www.superchevy.com/features/corp-0407-1957-chevy-corvette

 

Thanks for that Carcruse. That takes Old Cars Weekly down a big notch in my book. I know Al died about 2011. I feel privileged to have met him around 2008 or 09 at Hershey. I had a good conversation with him about his convertible Z-28.

 

I sure wish there were pictures of this one!


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