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You are a very lucky man.

The people who go to this guy must among the top members of the More Money than Brains Club.

This guy really shows how to stick it to the more money than brains club... by showing the right way to spend money.

I have two: A brain surgeon is looking for samples of brain, so he goes to a brain store. There he asks the cashier for prices and he responds, "$3 per ounce of computer programmer brain, $4 per ounce of engineer brain, $5 per ounce of banker brain, and $600 per ounce of lawyer brain."...

I have NO idea of what he said, but what I got is that that car is MEAN. rockonsmile rockonsmile rockonsmile (exept that box on the hood that they call a scoop)

I'm reminded of a movie I saw recently called "Idiocracy". Painfully stupid.

Doug, good to hear that you're alright. Be sure that there is plenty of anti-freeze to prevent cracking of the block in cold weather. (Dunno if this is an issue on newer blocks, but is still probably a good idea.

rockonsmile rockonsmile rockonsmile VERY nice. Good find. Too bad the Willys won, though.:o :p:

Very nice. The light reflects off the silver just right to show its beautiful curves. Absolutely stunning car.

I love the Blackbird rockonsmile . There is a Blackbird in the NASA museum in Huntsville, Alambama. Quite a plane, though I also like its predecessor, the U-2 just because it is unique, as what else from the 60's could fly that high? (I was once told that it like a beefed-up glider with a jet in...

Sorry, wanted to catch this early. Mike, are you talking about the one-off Shelby GT500 or the Twin-Supercharged Cobra(s). If it was the Cobra (last post, I thought it was the 427-powered GT500), the Cosby Cobra was destroyed. This one, if it is the Cobra, must be the one owned by Carroll...

Is it just my imagination (no pun intended), or is that EXORBIDANT?:eek: :eek: :eek: :dead: . If I'm not mistaken, that's more than the "mythical" Hemi-Cuda convertible. It's just a cheap mustang with a HUGE engine in it. Yeah, Yeah, I know it ran like a scalded cat, and it was driven by Shelby...

I don't know, but I may have seen his car :lol:

Andy, I think if she were released, that would be called natural selection.:)

Chris, I noticed that you left out the hideous roof scoop that the origionals were equipped with. Good for you. Are those BBS wheels? Absolutely beautiful.

Thanks I did more homework and discovered that it is a nice little engine IMO. If you know where to look, they're really not that expensive, in comparison to a medicore (in terms of parts) 302 or a ricer motor (my friend likes ricers :mad: :eek: ). My main source was Hot Rod magazine's website...

That expensive? How can they be as expensive as an FE? :eek: Are there any advantages with a flathead over an OHV engine with comperable displacement? I really appreciate the responses, please keep them coming.

I know this is sort of out there, but does anyone know anything about the flathead V8? I keep hearing about it, and I don't know the first thing about it. I mostly keep hearing about it in older hot rods. Please enlighten me.

I went to see to see that with my brother and all I walked away with is the vision of a Gulf GT40 in my mind boomsmile . I agree though, the rest of the movie is indeed worth watching.

You think that's bad, eh? eBay Motors: Plymouth : Barracuda (item 290070151790 end time Jan-30-07 00:30:23 PST). Read the part about the $12,000 (no typo) fenders. NOS gilled fenders. The hemi was a nice engine and all, but $104,000 could buy A LOT. It seems all this hype is something like...