[400 4spd.]

Mike, I was told lots of Native American Indians did that sort of work. They have a better sense of balance.

[muscle_collector]

i got dizzy looking at those pics and fell out of my bed. those guys are plain crazy

[69 DAYTONA]

going thru old pix and found these...

...I ordered this car new in the spring of 1969 and owned it until I went in the USAF in March 1971.....69 Chevelle SS 396/375 4-spd...the car was originally triple black but I had it repainted "Steel Cities Gray" after some minor altercations with other objects, it even had a long tear in the hood from a fan blade coming off when it was almost new...2 engines, 2 trannys, clutches, 5 sets of tires and 80K miles in less than 2 years...it was a very tired car, but still ran like a champ...no power accessories of any kind, it even had a manual convertible top

...while stationed overseas in 1972, I heard the car was destroyed by the next owner

[se428bandit]

Originally Posted by 400 4spd.

Mike, I was told lots of Native American Indians did that sort of work. They have a better sense of balance.

Some of the workers were Italian immigrants,like my great grandfather.

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by 400 4spd.

Mike, I was told lots of Native American Indians did that sort of work. They have a better sense of balance.

Originally Posted by se428bandit

Some of the workers were Italian immigrants,like my great grandfather.

IIRC: There was a reality series about these steel workers and their history.

[Wareagle]

George Carlin's T/A from 1970 - Cool - Thanks to Pontiacs online .

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Wareagle

George Carlin's T/A from 1970 - Cool - Thanks to Pontiacs online .

Didn't know that the "Hippy-Dippy-Weatherman" drove a TA! Thanks!

[Wareagle]

Originally Posted by Alvin

Didn't know that the "Hippy-Dippy-Weatherman" drove a TA! Thanks!

Good one .

[Wareagle]

Heres a couple for you Roy Rogers Buffs .