This is pretty cool.. an old school ProTour/Streetfighter gets at me out of the blue!

[Mr.VENGEANCE]

Check it out.. i did a small piece a few months back on this guy John Dicksa and his 73 camaro.


this bad boy that got the cover of HOTROD mag in 81..



while i was looking at his writeup i thought man.. this thing is protouring BUT even more so STREETFIGHTER!

so i wrote up on it..

now a few months later i get an email from none other than the man himself Mr. Dicksa!

i got to talk to him a little bit, check out what he has been up to in this mini interview!


go here:

www.thestreetfighters.com

[Danp454]

That's is awesome, I have to admit that is one 2nd gen I drool over! Very Cool Story!

[strtlegal]

For me its kind of sad, its taken all these years to appreciate vehicles like that..

Very cool story!

[vanzuuk1]

I stared at that mag until my eyes hurt.

[vanzuuk1]

Mr V sent you a pm.

[Bowtieracing]

Thats the feature story i have been referring few times when someone has started "who started pro-touring" topic . I still recall reading that issue when it was only few years old. It was part of my older friends shop library. I am sure i still might have it somewhere.

Pretty serious ride over 30 years ago

[buickfunnycar.com]

I was just going through my magazines last wknd and ran into a few copies of that issue...had to take a moment to leaf through it...both of those cover cars were killer!

[Mr.VENGEANCE]

Had a ROUND 2 with Mr.Dicksa...

CHECK IT OUT ON THE FRONT PAGE!!

www.thestreetfighters.com

[cees67]

thats so effin cool way ahead of its time......guy knew what he wanted and took a chance and came out with a absolutley sick car

[Blake Foster]

how does that saying go........... "Every thing that was old is new again"
and there are no New ideas.???

that was probably before MOST of us even had cars, or wrer even thinking about cars that wern't 1.24 scale