Never too old . I'm not into hot rods, I'm into cars that handle. I have a 2013 Fiat 500 Sport that has every store bought performance and handling part/ mod known for a non-turbo car. It has many custom hand built parts also. It may be the most modified Fiat 500 in the country. It handles like a slot car and I drive it like I stole it. When the Twisted Sisters Fiat run was being held ,I ran it the last four years in the Texas Foothills. I ran The Tail of the Dragon in Tenn. once. I'm 67 until I get into that car, then I'm 18 again.
Love the color on that truck.View attachment 230907Easy in and easy out !!
Old farts, driving cool cars, get a lot of thumbs up!
A very wise man once said, " It ant dying I'm talking about, it's living!" Gus McCray of Lonesome Dove! We had a '08 Saturn Sky, bright red, 5 speed manual transmission, a cool looking, and handling car, especially on steep, crooked roads! Try the Pig Trail, Highway 23, north from I-40 at Ozark Arkansas to 412! This Saturn Sky's exceptional handling allowed us to avoid two serious car wreaks in the three years weowned it,. one a wrong way car on I-40, with combined speeds of 140 MPH!
I have had several muscle cars, and Hot rods include a '51 Chevy coupe with 400 HP, a "55 Austin Healey with a 327 Chevy V-8, a ' 48 Ford Coupe, stock, a '55 Crown Victoria, stock, a '63 Ford Galaxy 500 with a 406 four speed, with factory 3 two's, '63 Plymoth Sport Fury with 383, 4 speed, A '69 Chevelle with 350 HP, 396, I grew up near a collage town Russellville AR. and it was like American Graffiti back in the early 60's, good times!I think the Wedge was what you really wanted back then
Thanks, I like the early ford hot rod look, so I'm now looking at model A sedans!
that is what i have wanted for so long that's a beautyView attachment 230907Easy in and easy out !!
some of the 60's-70's Olds and Pontiac"s had swivel buckets easy in and out
