[pggto]

74 formula 455
66 GTO project, perfect body with nice options, and I sold it......dummy!

[jhann42]

1955 Chev conv
Black on black
Red interior
Powerpack
Overdrive
Low mileage
55's w/standard trans and powerpack had solid lifters
I loved that car

Also, several Sunbeam Tigers. Jon

[bsblguy]

'71 Chevelle SS454 4speed
'59 Ford Skyliner, hardtop convertible if you don't know what a Skyliner is.

[Lloyd-TX]

Lucy Blue / black gut '72 LeMans GT. 400 2V, TH400, bench/column. Nothin special, but a real looker and LOADS of fun with the 455HO and 4.10 I put in it!

[69 DAYTONA]

...I still own a 69 Daytona, but I wish I had never sold this F6 Green one...it was in many many books and magazines...it was a one owner car with 10K original miles when I purchased it in 1981...I put 15K miles on it over the next 7 years, lots of car shows, used it as a daily work vehicle and it also served duty as my "service truck" when I repaired Coke Fountains for Coke USA in the mid 1980s...440 4-spd

[OVERULD]

This one...



Wish I could find my pictures of it - it was beautiful and scary fast.

BJ

[OVERULD]

And This One!





BJ

[Simple Man]

Originally Posted by mudslinger

Got to agree with ya there.
I had a 70 Cutlass SX. Factory 455, 4 bbl,400 auto, console, floor shift, buckets. Olds didn't make a lot of em.
The SX was Olds way of flying under the radar of the insurance companys.
Sold it to buy a Vette...aargh !!!

Bill

This one wasn't quite that deluxe. It was a 350 2V, bench seat. Bought it in 79 for $100.00. Kind of a brown color, with a gold interior.

[Keith Vrabec]

65 GP 421/356 4 sp loaded black white gut. Foundation on the house fell apart and the 65 turned into 12 inch blocks...GRRRRRR

[KJL]

1967 Buick GS 400 convertible. Purchased in 1982 in original condition, just turned 100k miles, and included the typical Michigan rust. Was not highly optioned but a great cruiser. Remember when I rebuilt the motor, I removed the "400" sticker off of one of the valve covers and what I believe a production worker wrote under the sticker "This is Ford Country". I did sell it for a 69 GTO convertible - no regrets!

[455firebird1969]

Originally Posted by GTOMazz

Loved my ol 78 FJ40 Landcruiser (the BEAST we called it). Owned it 15 years and I only used it for hunting. I had the same tires on it for 15 years. I only put 15000 miles on it and never did a thing but change the oil. What a great strong truck. It went places That I still can't believe. I also pulled out a dozen new trucks out of mud, snow and even two trucks sunk in a creek. lol I would get calls at 4 in the morning, Hey Mazz can you bring the Beast out the woods I'm stuck in a ditch. I always keep tow chains and tow straps in it. I miss that truck and so do all my bonehead friends that need to get towed. I sold it because the body was shot but still ran great. Here is last I seen it as was towed away. Now I see a company re-makes these beauties at a hefty price. http://www.icon4x4.com/overview/fj/models

What is your??????

I had one of those FJ40's when I was stationed on Kodiak Island in the mid nineties. Mine was in great shape, fresh paint on a solid body. I put auburn limited slip's in the front and rear. That thing would climb hills steep enough to scare passengers. The axles were as fat as baseball bats. Basically a 3/4 ton jeep in my opinion. Yours looked like the rest of the FJ40's on Kodiak, beat up rust buckets.

[Ben M.]

Originally Posted by 455firebird1969

Yours looked like the rest of the FJ40's on Kodiak, beat up rust buckets.

Coincidentally I saw one of these driving around yesterday. I was impressed... but more so by how rusty it was for a California car - had old plates on it so it likely wasn't a transplant.

[sdbob]

63 GP 4spd,std steering,brakes,tach,light blueext,med.blue int.After I blew the orig.eng 376hp,421 with sd exhauts,4:10 gears(only parts remaining). The car sat a little higher than stk.

[grrrrregg!!!]

1971 Judge, white with a flat black spoiler, at the time I thought the guy replaced the spoiler, and he was to cheap to paint it. Even suspected weather or not its was real. Well, the car was real and the spoiler was a factory option. you guys can correct me, but I believe Polar white was the only color that could be ordered with a black spoiler. Other than a black car.

[68BeaumontSD]

70 Chevelle SS454 and a 67 Olds 442.
James

[David Jones]

The older we get, the better they were.........

[post toastie]

These two; The 455 HO 4 speed trans am was bought in the early 90's sold in the late 90's. The 57 was sold in 2002 it had a 350 with 461 casting heads and a M-21.

[T.Weber]

It would have be my 1962 Super Duty Catalina with the aluminum front end & 12,000 original miles when I bought it in 1974. I paid a whopping $2,000.00 when I bought it. Sold it to buy a house.

[Radman]

61 Buick Invicta convertible. White with a black top red and white interior. 445 Wildcat V-8 automatic. Slow on the 1/4 but any high gear roll off you were mine.

[elefantrider]

1986 jeep cj7 Laredo.
1970 Norton Commando S
1996 Cagiva/Ducati "elefant" desert race bike