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06-30-2011, 06:40 PM
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Re: Where are the lower class cars?
OK. I agree on the RWD & no 'chargers. We can post them here or start a new thread; makes no difference to me. Why don't we set a time when we will have our first group of three posted? (Or would you rather go one at a time?) That way we will avoid a staging burndown.
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06-30-2011, 07:22 PM
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06-30-2011, 09:25 PM
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06-30-2011, 07:39 PM
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Re: Where are the lower class cars?
What's the problem with FWD cars? Hey, if you want to spend more money...
 1980 Plymouth Volare 225. More cam, more compression, more carb than Billy's 230 straight six Nova, both factored the same at 140HP, and I presume a 3spd over a Glide would make a big difference in one of these slower cars. MMM! Can't find the Chrysler Conquest or Plymouth Sapparo in the Guide!  I thought for sure someone had one at one time, running P/SA. Guess that must've been a turbo combination anyway. Found a 1980 Dodge Challenger inline 4 for V/SA.... hm. Dunno. 400# lighter than the Volare or Nova in V though....That's all I've got for now... back to work.
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