Cecil County Dragway, Maryland....
Hellcat at my local track.
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70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Further proof that Mopar rules.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Number 4 cylinder didn't sound right....
Number 8 cylinder made up for it. LOL!
65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
That's what they build them for, the guys that put them in a bubble because it's an investment need to be slapped.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Who's doing that?
72Fury
Senior Member
Box stock?
Once again, HHP breaks another record.
Pulley, tune, fuel.
And slicks.
And a driveshaft.
Tink
Well-Known Member
He was asleep at the light too.
65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
Just a general statement about anyone who buys a car like this only to hide it away hoping to turn it for a profit in the future instead of driving the crap out of it. If I could afford one I would drive it like I stole it and keep a supply of rear tires on hand.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
I suppose there are guys doing that somewhere. I've seen and heard of a lot being on the road..... I certainly wouldn't let mine sit in hibernation
I couldn't park any car that I own....
I wouldn't care how rare, how new, or even a complete rotisserie restoration, whatever. At a minimum I would be driving it on fair weather days whenever possible and eventually taking it to the track to have fun and see how fast it was in the 1/4 mile.
I wouldn't care how rare, how new, or even a complete rotisserie restoration, whatever. At a minimum I would be driving it on fair weather days whenever possible and eventually taking it to the track to have fun and see how fast it was in the 1/4 mile.
BigFury
Well-Known Member
no kidding! Could've made a sandwhich before he left the line lol
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
If you have multiple cars one can sit. You develop a passion for driving one over the other.
Don't believe me? Go buy a nice rare original car with low miles and all the options. You'll find its almost a burden but a nice problem to have.
Don't believe me? Go buy a nice rare original car with low miles and all the options. You'll find its almost a burden but a nice problem to have.
72Fury
Senior Member
Tis true. If you have a lift and then put the car on it, it's a real pain to move especially with another car under it, maybe a bicycle or two, etc. By then it's time to go do something else if you have kids that are active in anything. My intention was never to let a car sit, but it's happened.
Like I said....if I own it.
I'm driving it.
I'm driving it.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Me too...I don't have that lift that's not the issue with me simply, Jersey traffic and afraid of something happening to it. If I only had one the I would drive it but I can leave this one alone
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