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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by HerHotRod
I completely agree w/ you javelin!

Firebirdguy you are right about this generation growing up around all imports. And I wouldn't fault anyone for buying a new car if thats what they want. But to win a show w/ a new car compared to others that are over 35 yrs old, I do have a problem w/ that. You can't compare new to old, and theres no way as much time went into the bolt ons on a new car compared to the restoration of a classic. (I know you weren't arguing the car show point, I was just mentioning it )
Hey,Your just mad cuz I beat you over the bridge during Rolling Thunder!
I love your car tho,sounds Sweet!
Like I said I know how much work goes into restoring,try doing one from 1931,not to many parts cars for that. I wasent argueing beacause sometimes I think that also,but I have as much right to show off my car as the old cars do.
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Old Aug 30, 2005 | 04:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Firebirdguy86
Hey,Your just mad cuz I beat you over the bridge during Rolling Thunder!
I love your car tho,sounds Sweet!
Like I said I know how much work goes into restoring,try doing one from 1931,not to many parts cars for that. I wasent argueing beacause sometimes I think that also,but I have as much right to show off my car as the old cars do.
That was you . I would have had you if it wasn't for my gear lol. That was a fun night.

Wow, restoring something from 1931 would be a challenge. Did you get it finished?

Don't get me wrong, you Do have just as much right to show off you car as anyone else. I know I'm guilty of thinking that just because it's newer it must not have anything more than bolt ons. I know thats not always true. I guess I just wish that when people are at Classic Car Shows, they wouldn't enter their new car in the show so they are eligible for a trophy. Park it and pop the hood w/ the others, just don't enter it. I can appreciate just about anything as well .
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Old Aug 30, 2005 | 12:58 PM
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Yea thats me,remember you waved to the camara!LOL
Yea we got the 31 done and we sold it to build the 67 Pro Street Nova. The guy that bought it takes it up to the Ronnie show at Burger King. Its yellow with TT2's. Some shows do have year limits.Its a car show,were car guys can take there babies out and show it off. The sucky side is that there are stupid kids that make fun of good looking old cars. They just dont understand what a real car is. Even if its a Pinto/Gremlin,they make mean Pro Streets!
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Old Aug 30, 2005 | 12:59 PM
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on your first point, the mustang guys show up becouse alot of the mustang clubs have their meets at car shows.

i stoped going to car shows becouse the crap the people think are show cars. old or new. people buy cars and put a pin strip on them and think they have something to show off.
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