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blown69rat · 01-06-2006, 10:41 PM

Hey Joe, I know that car, it still floats around this area. Yellow, black designs on the sides, supertrapps,etc.

Anyway, I really can't remember back that far, BUT...I grew up around cars. Never really got into it that much until I was like 14. I mean, I had enjoyed the car shows, going to the strip, etc. But 14 is when I started working at a gas station and a lot of the guys who hung around had decent cars(now, we are talking the mids 80's, so everything was done to excess). From that point, it was all down hill.......67 Camaro, go to Lincoln Tech for a while, lifted 78 Bronco, 75 Cutlass, and toooooo many other cars than I would like to count. Now, it's just sharing my years of knowledge and fun with my kids and hoping they will follow suit(my one son already bought his first car, an 87 Monte SS), I just tell them no rice burners with fart cans will be parked in my driveway.

01-06-2006, 10:41 PM	#15
blown69rat Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Hatfield, PA Posts: 235 iTrader: (0)	Hey Joe, I know that car, it still floats around this area. Yellow, black designs on the sides, supertrapps,etc. Anyway, I really can't remember back that far, BUT...I grew up around cars. Never really got into it that much until I was like 14. I mean, I had enjoyed the car shows, going to the strip, etc. But 14 is when I started working at a gas station and a lot of the guys who hung around had decent cars(now, we are talking the mids 80's, so everything was done to excess). From that point, it was all down hill.......67 Camaro, go to Lincoln Tech for a while, lifted 78 Bronco, 75 Cutlass, and toooooo many other cars than I would like to count. Now, it's just sharing my years of knowledge and fun with my kids and hoping they will follow suit(my one son already bought his first car, an 87 Monte SS), I just tell them no rice burners with fart cans will be parked in my driveway. __________________ www.fullhousemotorsports.com "I was trying to impress. And sometimes, scary tends to impress."