View Full Version : Back from my Maine trip
bad64chevelle
08-13-2005, 11:15 PM
Yeah, so Maine is my favorite place to go and I have some family that live up there so I went to go see them. Had an excellent time, drive up was great but the drive home sucked. I sat in traffic for 3 hours in Massachusetts. Up there its amazing to see some prices of some F-Bodies
Examples:
1999 Trans Am LS1 6 Speed T-tops Leather Interior. 65xxx miles =$7800
(Sweet looking and sounding car if I had the money i would have bought it the kid was leaving for the marines or something and needed to sell it
1992? Iroc-Amazingly beautiful car-$4500
1967 Camaro-327 TH350 3:73s nice interior great exterior $10,000
But the trip wasnt all cars.(Didnt get to drive the 427 Vette though) My uncle and I traveled to New Hampshire and looked at a few rifles. He ended up buying an AK47 (obviously not fully automatic) I can say its one impressive and amazingly shooting firearm. That thing has some kick to it...He also brought up his M1 Carbine. My cousin brought his AR15...yeah its crazy as hell. All in all it was a great trip...i have a bruised shoulder from letting the ak47 wonder a little bit while firing at a high rate. I have some pics of the whole trip ill get up asap. See ya later
Jon
JPiZZiJP
08-14-2005, 02:05 PM
Guns, cars... only thing missing from the trip is girls :)
qwikz28
08-14-2005, 05:44 PM
welcome back... did you make it to nats today?
id assume he didnt since i didnt see him there...definately get the pics up from maine
bad64chevelle
08-14-2005, 07:26 PM
haha no my girl stayed home on this trip. She will be coming along next time though. No I didnt make the nats, my buddy's 67 camaro had some problems at Island yesterday and I had to work on it today. once i get the data link from my buddy ill upload the pics. Later
Jon
qwikz28
08-14-2005, 07:32 PM
forget wifey and get some drunken college girls man. :wink:
jims69camaro
08-16-2005, 10:46 PM
this is the only time of year to visit maine. ayuh.
bad64chevelle
08-17-2005, 08:33 AM
why not in the winter? When i called my aunt + uncle this past winter they said the snow was covering their downstairs windows (~5+ ft of snow)
qwikz28
08-17-2005, 04:15 PM
why not in the winter? When i called my aunt + uncle this past winter they said the snow was covering their downstairs windows (~5+ ft of snow)
might need to through some snow tires on the camaro to get through that
bad64chevelle
08-17-2005, 04:27 PM
lol, i cant get through NJ winters in the Camaro.
Fasterthanyou
08-17-2005, 04:33 PM
lol, i cant get through NJ winters in the Camaro.
Yeah you can... it's not pretty on the bad days but you can manage. It'll give you sore muscles from being so stressed out but I've done it for 5+ winters in NJ and Ohio... without winter tires!
camaro2you
08-17-2005, 06:04 PM
lol, i cant get through NJ winters in the Camaro.
Yeah you can... it's not pretty on the bad days but you can manage. It'll give you sore muscles from being so stressed out but I've done it for 5+ winters in NJ and Ohio... without winter tires!
yes this is true, because our front spoilers/ground effects act like a mini snow plow. lol
bad64chevelle
08-17-2005, 06:34 PM
If theres more than an inch of unplowed road i do nothing but spin. If the road is plowed im fine, however after a few inches and all we start doing is plowing snow forget it. Ive done it for the past two winters, and do i ever miss my jeep in the winter months.
PDubs87Z28
08-17-2005, 07:53 PM
lol, i cant get through NJ winters in the Camaro.
Yeah you can... it's not pretty on the bad days but you can manage. It'll give you sore muscles from being so stressed out but I've done it for 5+ winters in NJ and Ohio... without winter tires!
yes this is true, because our front spoilers/ground effects act like a mini snow plow. lol
Yeah i don't know about you guys but my ****box with 2.73 peg leg :burnout: i couldn't even drive through an inch of snow...and i had brand new BFG tractions on the rear too.
Now my Caprice...thats a different story! That thing is a ******** truck! I bought 2 cheap ass pep boys light truck tires, they got good thread depth on them and i did NOT get stuck once through out all the snow we had last year. I work on the top of summit so from my house its all up hill. :twisted: And that thing weighs like 100,000,000,000 LBS :lol:
bad64chevelle
08-17-2005, 08:03 PM
ya know, I have traction TAs on my car (I think that is what you are talking about) and they are amazing in the rain, they hook like a bastard on the street, but in the snow as soon as a few flakes start falling, its all over for me.
PDubs87Z28
08-17-2005, 08:51 PM
ya know, I have traction TAs on my car (I think that is what you are talking about) and they are amazing in the rain, they hook like a bastard on the street, but in the snow as soon as a few flakes start falling, its all over for me. Yes sir!
BigAls87Z28
08-17-2005, 10:19 PM
Are the Traction T/A's that bad in the snow? Oh boy...I just put a set on the Maxx.
I love them, and they have made it a whole new car. Like the wet traction and dry, but we will have to see in the winter.
Fasterthanyou
08-17-2005, 10:24 PM
Open diff = stuck in snow but stable
LSD = move in snow but it's scary keeping it pointed straight
bad64chevelle
08-18-2005, 04:25 PM
Are the Traction T/A's that bad in the snow? Â*Oh boy...I just put a set on the Maxx. Â*
I love them, and they have made it a whole new car. Â*Like the wet traction and dry, but we will have to see in the winter.
I would buy the tires again in a heartbeat they are awesome.
BigAls87Z28
08-18-2005, 10:42 PM
Yes, deffinatly the best tire in its class. Offers great performance for the dollar. Even the new Mich Exalto A/S cannot offer the all around performance the Tractions can.
One of my best selling tires in the H-V rated series.
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