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Old 09-15-2015, 07:38 AM
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Now I remember why I love the Cragar SS so much. LOL

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Old 09-15-2015, 08:32 AM
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Now I remember why I love the Cragar SS so much. LOL
Yessir - Although seemingly "slots" and Torq Thrusts were where it was at for a time, and one
of the best bangs for the buck for dressing up back in the day...Keystone Classics too!

I recall when those dog-dish (like on the blue Mustang Sports roof below) were scoffed at...
as "not cool" even if you had a Boss or any other flavor performance drivetrain...
Also reminds of many "dressed up" posers ex: 6cyls w fake 2nd dual exhaust hung, etc.
You?


Note couple of things here on this screen grab (below):

1 - Can relate to the engine yanked and "young Turk's" gleeful exuberant expression.

And

2 - Notice the number of people (proudly) next to their vehicles & projects...no matter the make or model.
Any guesses on what brand of the pulled engine?

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