427ci LS2 sleeved, dry sump oil pump, engine build & install, 69 Camaro

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by Sieg

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The FErd is in too Rob.

That 67 does sound pretty nice and that guy is obviously out there to wheel it.

Seems the Talladega driver is out there on a Sunday drive. I think he has a few $$ into that recreation. I'm actually betting it's a FElephantrd with a Boss 429 in it. It was a mixed bag that year what motor they ran.

Thanks for helping me distract everyone from complete fixation on the 67. That guy does deserve the attention for his driving efforts.

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by FETorino

That guy does deserve the attention for his driving efforts.

Chevy's are like that.....

[fleetus macmullitz]

The nice thing is with the lines a '69 Torino/Talladega has, you don't have to be Rad Rides to build a very distracting example.

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by compos mentis

Have mercy!

Skippah.......tires are made to spin!

Yesterday at the track I mentioned to Dale "after watching this, and with your motor, I have a funny feeling your tire expenses are going up" or something to that effect.

[fleetus macmullitz]

Originally Posted by Sieg

Skippah.......tires are made to spin!

Dude, I was spinning tires before you thought of it.

[PTAddict]

Originally Posted by DaleTx

We can all appreciate what this guy has done... that's the whole package there. If there is anyone local here in Portland Vancouver... the 67 will be running again today in group 5.

Just to put it into perspective of how fast this car was... he was running a 1 min 24 sec lap time. The average time for the rest of the guys in the class was low 1:30's. The car had 15" wheels and 10-3/4" diameter disc brakes and he was running 155 mph down the front and back straight. Very impressive.

The driver was talking to a group of guys after the second race and said "you're not going fast when your hooked up, it's only when you feel like your driving on syrup that you know your going fast"

1:24 at PIR is hauling the mail. And all you have to do is watch him drift that thing off of turn 12, with the concrete coming up on the outside, then shifting while still tracking out without a bobble - that guy can drive.

[Vegas69]

That 67 sounds WICKED. The old boat is right where I'd expect it, the caboose.

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

That 67 sounds WICKED. The old boat is right where I'd expect it, the caboose.

What a butthead! Give credit where credit is due! He was SECOND TO DEAD LAST!

[DaleTx]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

That 67 sounds WICKED. The old boat is right where I'd expect it, the caboose.

It did sound wicked!... I was just there recording what I saw... as it happened, Lol.

Originally Posted by GregWeld

Chevy's are like that.....

Originally Posted by GregWeld

What a butthead! Give credit where credit is due! He was SECOND TO DEAD LAST!

The 67 was not there today... so the Torino did move up one more spot

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by DaleTx

The 67 was not there today... so the Torino did move up one more spot

Another Ford "victory" for some FoMo to take credit for........

Bummer he didn't make it........

A) No competition might as well head back to Canada eh?
B) Wife called "I want you now!"
C) Non-site repairable mechanical issues related to driving the piss out of it in qualifying.
D) Not enough purse money