Long roofs
Posted: Fri May 04, 12 9:47 pm
Anyone got the imagination to nail one together????
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Posted: Fri May 04, 12 9:49 pm
Posted: Fri May 04, 12 9:51 pm
Posted: Fri May 04, 12 9:53 pm
Nice idea for a thread Pete. And our very own Farmer Ted's example "Warpig" cropped up in Steve's unusual pics thread recently. Apparently in the UK now? Lets talk about it here?!?!
Posted: Fri May 04, 12 9:55 pm
Posted: Fri May 04, 12 9:58 pm
Posted: Fri May 04, 12 11:08 pm
These pix are ace, spesh the sixties paint awesome stuff, ta for posting
Posted: Fri May 04, 12 11:16 pm
Fairly certain Donny still has the WarpigTyreFryer wrote:Nice idea for a thread Pete. And our very own Farmer Ted's example "Warpig" cropped up in Steve's unusual pics thread recently. Apparently in the UK now? Lets talk about it here?!?!
It just looks so hard
Posted: Sat May 05, 12 1:08 am
Posted: Sat May 05, 12 4:26 am
That's all pretty pedestrian.
EJ Potter had the imagination! Buy a brand new Dodge Dart wagon (heater delete to save money!), cut out the floor etc, wheel in a supercharged Allison, burn it up the quarter, crack a manifold and get burnt, then take the Allison out, reweld the floor back in, fit a junkyard heater, let the wife drive it for a while, then trade it in......
('scuse me finger nails, changing the fornt wheel bearings on the Val....)
EJ Potter had the imagination! Buy a brand new Dodge Dart wagon (heater delete to save money!), cut out the floor etc, wheel in a supercharged Allison, burn it up the quarter, crack a manifold and get burnt, then take the Allison out, reweld the floor back in, fit a junkyard heater, let the wife drive it for a while, then trade it in......
('scuse me finger nails, changing the fornt wheel bearings on the Val....)
Posted: Sat May 05, 12 7:30 am
The Warpig IS HERE, it's darn sarf, the owners name escapes me just now but he was a mate of Andy Neal who built it to it's present spec (that's Andy with the hair in the previous pic.) with all-steel body, giant twin-turbo's, Lenco and probably 2500hpmopar_mark wrote:Fairly certain Donny still has the WarpigTyreFryer wrote:Nice idea for a thread Pete. And our very own Farmer Ted's example "Warpig" cropped up in Steve's unusual pics thread recently. Apparently in the UK now? Lets talk about it here?!?!
It just looks so hard
My 4-link, wheels & axle came over in the same container so 'ive seen it in the flesh.
...and yes, it is truly awesome!
I know he had some serious oiling problem initially and he was not a happy bunny, but that was about 3 years ago so why it's not surfaced yet i don't know
Posted: Sat May 05, 12 7:44 am
Keep it stock gentlemen,,, we,ll have no tube cars here Tubs,,this is a local club ,,for local people
Posted: Sat May 05, 12 8:42 am
Posted: Sat May 05, 12 10:18 am
I heard a geezer sneezing down the road........ Far cough! No one seems to "get" EJ Potter around here. Perhaps I'll start a new thread; Here's EJ, he was a drag seminary, he has a fantastic book out, with many wild/interesting anectdotes, but please don't comment! 
I am OK! 
I am OK! Posted: Sat May 05, 12 10:33 am
Wake up ..
My mate, Chris Manning's HOOLIGAN from the Executioners has a 10 second, 57 blown 454+ Gasser wagon, street car.
Sounds fantastic
Video...
Pics.... http://gassermadness.com/visitorscars/manning/index.htm
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My mate, Chris Manning's HOOLIGAN from the Executioners has a 10 second, 57 blown 454+ Gasser wagon, street car.
Sounds fantastic
Video...
Pics.... http://gassermadness.com/visitorscars/manning/index.htm
image hosting