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Pictures from Ocean City

Nice pics Alex! Did you guys do that photoshoot on the way back up to Deleware?

Yeah we didn't get motivated till 5 or 6 I think, but I started a new thread for those pictures.

in pic three there are lots of sweet caddy trucks lol

looks like there were tons of awesome cars

tons of sweet cars is still an understatement. 3000 registered cars plus another 2000+ just cruising around EASY. anyways I need a photoshop job if anyone can...sorry to do this to you alex but can someone photoshop a floor pan falling out of my car?

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...hevelleNOS.jpg

pics look good and the car looks great jon wish i coulda went :{ damn work

damn some realllly nice pictures ya got there

wow! I def want to go next year!

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Originally Posted by Teds89IROC (Post 347157)

wow! I def want to go next year!

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can someone explain that GTO to me :scratch:

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Originally Posted by Knipps (Post 347159)

:stupid:

can someone explain that GTO to me :scratch:

its got two blowers...whats so hard to figure out? :lol:

not hard to figure out...but, why??

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Originally Posted by procamaroz28 (Post 347222)

not hard to figure out...but, why??

Why not? I watched them put the car on the trailer, was quite a sight. I think the one blower is a dummy though, but I could be wrong!

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Originally Posted by Rich189 (Post 347084)

pics look good and the car looks great jon wish i coulda went :{ damn work

thanks Rich...yeah it was a long month before the show fighting all the gremlins that kept attacking the car but it made it, and it came back better than when it left here. Ill be there in the fall and spring from now on as long as I can make it.

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Originally Posted by bad64chevelle (Post 347247)

Why not? I watched them put the car on the trailer, was quite a sight. I think the one blower is a dummy though, but I could be wrong!

I have a Pontiac mag featuring that GTO. Both of those blowers are functional, according to the article.

Awesome:
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...7/DSCN0050.jpg

Waste of a perfectly good Viper. Those beautiful giant Michelins he took off, damn.
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e33/alexQTP/OC019.jpg

pics look good
:lol: at the pancake
&& pimpin rims on the trailer :pimp:

do i see a intercooler on the viper? i believe ive seen that car before with a chute on the back lol

Nice pix... :) I love the pancake. LOL.

thanks everyone! And yes, the pancake...we all stayed at a friends condo and her parents were there and they made us breakfast in the morning (cant get a better deal than that) and her dad wanted to have a car for the show, so that was his entry :lol:

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Originally Posted by Knipps (Post 347866)

pimpin rims on the trailer :pimp:

Just got that trailer like 3 weeks ago, so have not had time to put different ones on yet...soon though, i was thinking spinners.

You should have gone to the Dough Roller for breakfast. Nothing says have a good day like pancakes and sangria for breakfast!

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Originally Posted by 1_Hot_SOM_WS6 (Post 347930)

Nice pix... :) I love the pancake. LOL.

but it didn't have a blower???? WTF??? and there really is no point to having 2 blower besides just to go "hey look at me...I need to compensate" :rofl:

That GTO is what I lke to call a Two-stage Supercharger setup, and its been done before....before pre world war II that is. the Mercedez Bez W154 had a V12 two stage supercharger system, and made 450HP, and hada top speed of 190mph. Some came with superchargers for each bank, but The one I saw had the 2 stage setup. They also took a couple chassis, and puta full body on them, and ran them on the autobahn to make the speed record. The engone was a 3.0L to conform to Grand PRix regulations, so for a pre war 3 litre V12, those were some serious pre war numbers. And after the war, they were used again, and were still winning races. their also known as Silver Arrows. Tho the more famous silver arrows were of the 1950's as full bodies races cars competing agains open wheel cars and were awsome.