What the Natives called Tarzan in the Early Tarzan Movies.

my car......its just a nova:captain:

This one is easy:lol:

DDY RCKT is a license plate friendly version of Daddy Rocket.

It's a long story, get some coke...

Ok, not really. A couple three years ago I started in helping do FEA and CFD development for performance aftermarket parts for MINI's, and got hooked up with a shop called DDM Works. One day I called the head man in charge, Dave, and when he picked up the phone he said "What's up, Daddy Rocket?" completely out of the blue. It stuck, and that's my shop name now.

Speedy was a nickname my friends had given to me years ago when I had quite a collection of speeding tickets. I was driving a V10 Dodge truck when started participating in message boards, so SpeedyV10 was the name I first signed on with.

The name once again fit a little better last year when I co-owned a Viper with a friend of mine.

class67 = as in classy / simple or not over done and 67 (obviously) the year of the car...dumb huh!:rolleyes:

Rocketman, is what friends called me in my street racing days and it just carried on.

ntchbl67 = untouchable 67

I used to go watch the races at "Yellow Belly Dragstrip" located in Dallas, Texas. A guy that paintbrushed t-shirts was always there on the weekend. So one day I go and ask him if he would air brush my car(67 camaro) on a t-shirt. He accepted so he asked for my name and to come back half an hour later. I see the t-shirt and it said my name on the front with my car on the back and "Untouchable 67" written on top of the car. Long story but I loved it!!LOL It sticked since then..........12 years ago!!!!

RSK68

just my initials and year of car, my wife likes to call it Risky68

What is in a name?
 

My first name married up to a portion of my last name = chrismoe. Has been my nickname since grade school.