Car pics too cool not to share

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The 1964 Malibu SS 327 engine delivered a torque of about 360 lb-ft and approximately 300 horsepower. It offered a thrilling driving experience without sacrificing comfort. Outside, it carried the SS badging, showcasing its sporty nature, while its sleek lines and well-proportioned body highlighted its elegant yet athletic stance.
This model is often appreciated for its combination of functionality and style, representing a significant era in Chevrolet’s pursuit of producing classic cars that were both sporty and practical.

 

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https://www.motortrend.com/features...on-procharged-stroker-ls3-engine-swap/photos/

 

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Here is another cool 60 Chevy!

 

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Ford’s EV entry for Pikes Peak

 

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Ford’s EV entry for Pikes Peak

It should do well , the course is all paved , and is only 12.42 miles long. Additionally it is fully equipped with pride month ground effects.

 

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1961 Impala Wagon Known as Double Bubble

 

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Got a Yellow one for Jeff... @NashvilleTJ

 

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The 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 represents Oldsmobile’s commitment to high-performance vehicles. In 1970, Oldsmobile infused the 442 W-30 with distinctive elements, including a functional fiberglass hood with air scoops, W-30 decals, and specialized suspension components.
The heart of the 442 W-30 lay in its 455 cubic-inch V8 engine, enhanced by the W-30 package components. These included a special camshaft, an aluminum intake manifold, and a forced-air induction system. Also, it achieves an acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 5.5 seconds and a quarter-mile time of around 13.8 seconds.

 

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Spent the whole of yesterday working on my wife's friend's Ford Escape with a 3.0 V6 in it. Oil leaks, and it needed a tune-up. Shop quoted her $971 just to do the valve cover gaskets, which involves removing the intake plenum. Good times. I did the gaskets and installed iridium plugs for $350. I had also done some work on it a couple weeks ago. The shop had quoted her $803, and I did the job for $300. She definitely appreciated the savings. Anyways, while I was in there, I noticed something that made me laugh. Definitely wasn't expecting this:

 

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Where do you get a stamp tool like that?