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0-60 vid would be a point and laugh thing right now I said she was running SMOOTHLY, not PERFECTLY! :P
Canadian made Chevrolet 305 with 4bbl. You got it!
Canadian made Chevrolet 305 with 4bbl. You got it!
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I remember driving that beast a few years ago in the winter. Felt like I could go through a brick wall.
When do I get to test drive it again?
When do I get to test drive it again?
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Originally Posted by Allmachtige
I remember driving that beast a few years ago in the winter. Felt like I could go through a brick wall.
When do I get to test drive it again?
When do I get to test drive it again?
You've got my phone number, and you're one of the precious few I'll let drive Anytime, Kyle.
Thanks, Azu! I don't think you were around yet when I last had her out of storage! I love showing her off to people who haven't seen her before
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Originally Posted by dbeast420
IIRC wasn't she known as "The Chestnut Mare" ?????
Good to hear she'* back on the road
Good to hear she'* back on the road
GonneVille, the Bonn was actually first put in storage because I got a big ol' Chevy pickup. I got stuck with the Neon when my significant other at the time decided he'd rather drive a pickup truck than a purple Neon...
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I would love to see that car tuned up and pushing out as many videos as we can watch! The 305 is a really nice engine, and with a few tricks here and there, you can absolutely surprise some people. With all that storage, that car deserves to be show quality under the hood.
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As of last night, my Bonneville is once again my daily driver. We found out what the overheating problem was...the last person to work on the cooling system put the thermostat in UPSIDE DOWN. Poor car. She came to work with me this morning for the first time in two years. Runs well, just really, REALLY needs a tune-up
Thanks She looks like a brown and white snowdrift, and no hubcaps...just steelies right now. She'll have to sit outside at night, too :(
My lumina, on the other hand, just looks like a really BIG snowball
I think my great grandmother (the last owner of the car) would haunt me if I tried Appearance is going to come first for me, since this is a 100% stock car as of yet...but there'* been some body damage (there'* ONE ding that'* my fault, the rest is either previous owner or somebody hit me). My back bumper is in a bit of a U shape, and there'* some scrapes down my passenger side. Still a gorgeous car though!
Originally Posted by popatim
Shes Beautiful!
My lumina, on the other hand, just looks like a really BIG snowball
Originally Posted by radomirthegreat
I would love to see that car tuned up and pushing out as many videos as we can watch! The 305 is a really nice engine, and with a few tricks here and there, you can absolutely surprise some people. With all that storage, that car deserves to be show quality under the hood.