donnj
03-11-2011, 07:52 PM
"For ages, the looks of 1970s street machines have been scorned. Their ass high stance, too big tires, square hood scoops, velocity stacks, and gold anodized everything led to the monochromatic pastel infused revolt of the mid to late 1980s. Well kids, the tables have turned and what was once the butt of jokes is now the inducer of drool and excited hooting and hollering from the guys who grew up in the 1970s dreaming about the hammered ride their older brother was crusing to high school (with Foghat blaring through the 6x9 speakers).
Packing a wicked little 11.1:1 compression 350 that used to wear a tunnel ram and now is topped with an old Holley Strip Dominator intake and a period correct, 750 Holley double pumper. Old School patterned the car after the wicked Baldwin-Motion Camaros of the era which were legimitately fast machines that Joel Rosen and his New York based Motion Performance company built for buyers all over the world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYCDeUOXYTY
Packing a wicked little 11.1:1 compression 350 that used to wear a tunnel ram and now is topped with an old Holley Strip Dominator intake and a period correct, 750 Holley double pumper. Old School patterned the car after the wicked Baldwin-Motion Camaros of the era which were legimitately fast machines that Joel Rosen and his New York based Motion Performance company built for buyers all over the world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYCDeUOXYTY