Hey, you guys are right, no sweat off my back where he picked up his cars. I've been watching other posts by 64rebel which prompted my post on this one. I had a good friend of mine go on leave to his wife's parent's back in 1989 and he never returned. It seams while riding his brother in law's motorcycle on a dirt road (legally) he was hit head on by a 15 year old on an illegal joy ride in mom's sedan. These are the posts which caused me concern, all were posted by 64rebel:
Zenish im in a big town called louisburg
george i no im not in a big town an im glad i my be 13 but one of the good things about a small town well at least in my part of louisburg there aint many cops and i get to play in the road with my truck i leave my share of burnout marks in 56 hwy i no its wrong but its fun
what kind of trans should i put in my 64 chevy i want to be able to blow the doors off of them little tunners an any FORD'S that pull up beside me but i also want to be able to pull a trailer with my chevelle on it she has a 1 ton 4 speed with a granny in it now
You're not into street racing are you?
well steppenwood not really but i love to leave them them sorry little cars behind me at a stop light hey zenish were can i get a 700r4 to build
i cant stand the sound of them little cars but im sure there are folks that dont like my straight pipes
baldy my truck hooks up an takes off like a bat out of hell an it well only do a burnout if i hold d brake an if any off yall r round Louisburg an want to see how slow it is im 4 miles out on 56 east
64REBEL, I'm not jealous of you by any means. It's great that you had the opportunity to be given all these fine cars and trucks. I am saying you need to be responsible with what you have. Street racing and racing from light to light is not the place to prove your pride. Please check into local drag strips. Most of them have grudge match nights where you can run all you want for around $20. Race the Chevelle, not the truck. The Chevelle will handle much better and you'll end up not getting hurt or not wishing that you hadn't hurt someone else.