golden super cruise
Posted: 07 Sep 2008 14:29just a few pix ,from last nites cruise,in Golden Co.
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Posted: 07 Sep 2008 14:29Posted: 07 Sep 2008 14:47Cool pics Drew.
Posted: 07 Sep 2008 15:10man thats a real nice purple shaker 383 car!
Posted: 07 Sep 2008 17:03I noticed that. Cool and a bit different with the painted grills in the nose. Kinda shakes things up. Pun intended. I love those front spoilers too, I wish there was a non-intrusive way to mount them with out drilling into the sheetmetal, I really belive those work at speeds which I encounter on a "everytime I take my car out " basis 
It would look good on Waynes R/T with his 383 SixPack induction!(Just kiddin Wayne , you have enough bills already eh)
Kinda shakes things up. Pun intended. I love those front spoilers too, I wish there was a non-intrusive way to mount them with out drilling into the sheetmetal, I really belive those work at speeds which I encounter on a "everytime I take my car out " basis It would look good on Waynes R/T with his 383 SixPack induction!(Just kiddin Wayne , you have enough bills already eh)Posted: 07 Sep 2008 17:26Cool cars, all three of them.
It is nice to see a ´72-´74 Challenger with the stroboscopic stripes.
The second photo reminds me of Dave´s car (except for some chrome of course.)
It is nice to see a ´72-´74 Challenger with the stroboscopic stripes.
The second photo reminds me of Dave´s car (except for some chrome of course.)
Posted: 07 Sep 2008 18:01christer wrote:The second photo reminds me of Dave´s car (except for some chrome of course.)
It looks like it has the wide sill mouldings that mine should have.
Posted: 07 Sep 2008 20:32i just saw this car show about 4 blocks from here this is really rough but someone did alot of work for this
Posted: 07 Sep 2008 20:34im still working on a prototype on the front spoiler stay tuned!airfuelEddie wrote:I noticed that. Cool and a bit different with the painted grills in the nose.
Posted: 07 Sep 2008 21:03His 'glass' is coming off on that right corner. Cool car , I wonder if the AMC Javelin Rear spoiler influenced the rear spoiler mod on that 73/74? Do you have anymore pics of that Challenger Drew? Are those sidemarkers factory? BTW, I cant wait to see your spoiler project! Bet it's gonna have a lot of 'push' for high speed plant eh!! 
Cool car , I wonder if the AMC Javelin Rear spoiler influenced the rear spoiler mod on that 73/74? Do you have anymore pics of that Challenger Drew? Are those sidemarkers factory? BTW, I cant wait to see your spoiler project! Bet it's gonna have a lot of 'push' for high speed plant eh!! Posted: 07 Sep 2008 22:59Bet it's gonna have a lot of 'push' for high speed plant eh!, lets hope!here is a coupla more
Posted: 07 Sep 2008 23:03this aint a chally but its kinda cool!
Posted: 07 Sep 2008 23:11i also wanted you guys to see this, its a wild creation! all hand built! mostly, except for the bowtie parts!
Posted: 08 Sep 2008 2:29WOW! Is that a 34-37 DeSoto AirFlow? It's beautiful. All the cars are but that AF is historically significant for the Crysler Corp. It was a sales flop. It was much too advanced for the ignorant buying public at the time and featured both aerodynamics and strength with it's tubular frame welded construction with bolt/welded on panels. That roadster is incredible. He should be commended for his craftsmanship. I bet it's very quick and fast!
Posted: 08 Sep 2008 2:34I'm thinking Brock Yates "Cannonball Road Rally" Challenger, it kinda looks like it with the driving lamps in the grill area. Way Cool!drewcrane wrote:Bet it's gonna have a lot of 'push' for high speed plant eh!, lets hope!here is a coupla more
Posted: 08 Sep 2008 5:08airfuelEddie wrote:I'm thinking Brock Yates "Cannonball Road Rally" Challenger, it kinda looks like it with the driving lamps in the grill area. Way Cool!drewcrane wrote:Bet it's gonna have a lot of 'push' for high speed plant eh!, lets hope!here is a coupla more
For comparison (from another thread):
Posted: 08 Sep 2008 10:56WOW! Is that a 34-37 DeSoto AirFlow,it is remember the airflow trains they parked them next to for there advertisement 
Posted: 06 Oct 2008 21:07this months golden super cruise was the last of the season and it gets bigger ,and bigger,2 new challys,
got to meet a cuda owner with the alterkation frame, with rack and pinon,coil overs, he says you point it in the corner and it goes,its the red on in one of the photos with the strobe stripe
got to meet a cuda owner with the alterkation frame, with rack and pinon,coil overs, he says you point it in the corner and it goes,its the red on in one of the photos with the strobe stripe
Posted: 07 Oct 2008 0:39drewcrane wrote:got to meet a cuda owner with the alterkation frame, with rack and pinon,coil overs, he says you point it in the corner and it goes,its the red on in one of the photos with the strobe stripe
I like the vintage type of wheels he is using.
drewcrane wrote:i think i posted this car before, i noticed the panels are spot on ,look how tight the bumper is on the front, i like this car!
A bit unusual with a 383 magnum below a shaker scoop, isn´t it?
Nice pic´s!
Posted: 07 Oct 2008 1:03ya know i think its is a rare option,im not sure if it is a factory car with the shaker but cool any way , thanks christor
Posted: 07 Oct 2008 8:24drewcrane wrote:i know this isnt a chally but i always kinda liked these cars
Posted: 07 Oct 2008 10:56I dig your car Drew, them pic's in black 'n white are really cool!
Posted: 07 Oct 2008 11:35yea jimi you were my inspiration , there is something about a black car in black and white 