Just a simply AWSOME car!

[GTSLOW]

This thing is sooo bad ass!!!!!!!!!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2485799147&category=6415

http://members.aol.com/telcompro2/14.jpg
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[Prince Valiant]

I think it would be cool to lap road america in something like that :thumbsup

[Lash]

bah! Them hemi's are over rated. :goof

[SMS 1]

Gotta love the huge plenum on those :goof

[93RedDevilZ28]

that thing's gotta plow like a dump truck!

[GRNDNL]

I agree its really cool... :thumbsup ......BUT....Kind of looks old time ricer to me... :goof

[Syclone0044]

1400 RPM idle??? :stare

I really liked his ad.

[WhiteZCamaro]

I'd make a few hot laps with that :3gears:

[GTSLOW]

I agree its really cool... :thumbsup ......BUT....Kind of looks old time ricer to me... :goof

:punch: :D

[TransAm12sec]

Reassure me that the car doesn't need to pass emissions. The Street legal part comes into play there.

[honda]

riced out.............

[Syclone0044]

Any car older than 20 or 25 years (check DMV website) doesn't require emissions.

[SMS 1]

Any car older than 20 or 25 years (check DMV website) doesn't require emissions.I don't know which DMV site you've been looking at but even my '83 that is 21 years old requires emmisions. Even hobbyist plates won't get around this unless I "find" a different adress in a non-IM county :crying

'68 and older is the deal . . .
http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/vehicles/personal/special/hobbyist.htm

[Prince Valiant]

1968 and older doesn't have to pass emissions...and if it's 20 years old or older it can be registered as either a collector plates (has to retain stock "appereance") or hobbyist (pretty much anything goes) but even those, if registered in a county that requires emissions testing, must pass the test when you get the plates, unless it has been less than one year after passing a previous test. Once you have passed the test, it never has to again however with either of the registrations.

Seeing as to how that is a 1967 model, there is nothing keeping it from being street legal.

[Pig Pen]

I don't know which DMV site you've been looking at but even my '83 that is 21 years old requires emmisions. Even hobbyist plates won't get around this unless I "find" a different adress in a non-IM county :crying

'68 and older is the deal . . .
http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/vehicles/personal/special/hobbyist.htm

I used Lebanon Wisconsin as my cars primary place of storage. No emmissions there and it only took 5 minutes to change. Well worth not having to go to the DMV.

[Syclone0044]

Wow I stand corrected. I checked out their website and you're right. I can't imagine buying a 1969 car and having to go through emissions. You'd have to be shitting me.