Reply With QuoteDamn would I love to have those two rides, Mike you lucky mofo!..
Now there's some fun iron to play with. I could see the Econoline tubbed with M/T Sportsman's on the rear and a pair of 15x4 ET Thrusts on the front. Lower the front appropriately, and maybe a tasteful 2" chop. Any v8 will blow the tires right off, but might as well make it fun.
Damn would I love to have those two rides, Mike you lucky mofo!..
AMEN to that....but it just goes to prove no matter how big the shop its always too small.
No truer words spoken!... :smile:
Damn would I love to have those two rides, Mike you lucky mofo!..
Not that lucky Art. I do have to give them back. Now the galaxie is available to me whenever I want it but the econoline belongs to my cousins machinest...
Not that lucky Art. I do have to give them back. Now the galaxie is available to me whenever I want it but the econoline belongs to my cousins machinest...
Wow that sucks big time, that Econo would make a bithin tow vehicle!..Now if I had that Galaxie, no way in hell would it ever leave!...
I wonder whats under the cover on the engine stand...... :idea:
A V-8 for the Econo maybe!.. :wink:
Or maybe a Cammer for the Galaxie!..
Its not for the econo-truck...... Man I wish it was a cammer. But I think its a mopar.
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As the lucky 2nd owner of my dad's '64 Galaxie XL Convertible, let me say "Nice Ride". Mine is decent, but needing restore, and is only a hp 390/4 speed, but same colors, Silversmoke Gray metallic with a black top. Any interest in trading engines????
Probably not.....
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