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Yep,,Just had an Astro A5,,T5 tranny built that is going in VERY soon...I also put a nice 2 step in that lowered my 60ft into the low 1.50's.. a couple high 1.40's... If I don't run in the 10.80's with this set up this year than I am going to throw up..., Then rip it apart again..lol.. I did buy a new 2010 f-150 4x4.. That's different.. I moved away for 2 years but I am now back in my hometown....Thank God... Just for the record.. Niagara Falls Sucks!!!!!
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This pic was taken about 5 years ago when I bought it... '38 Cadillac model 90 formal sedan. I'd be embarrassed to admit how much it cost to get all that bodywork and chrome re-done! Put it this way: It would have been cheaper just to go order a new loaded Escalade. It looks pretty good now; deep maroon lacquer paint, and all correctly-restored interior, but tons still to do. The only way I was able to afford to get the car originally, is that the engine is missing. We put a Chevy 350 in it, as to get the original V-16 Cadillac engine, would cost $50,000 for a rebuildable core
. Not gonna happen while I own it, LOL...
Charles
This pic was taken about 5 years ago when I bought it... '38 Cadillac model 90 formal sedan. I'd be embarrassed to admit how much it cost to get all that bodywork and chrome re-done! Put it this way: It would have been cheaper just to go order a new loaded Escalade. It looks pretty good now; deep maroon lacquer paint, and all correctly-restored interior, but tons still to do. The only way I was able to afford to get the car originally, is that the engine is missing. We put a Chevy 350 in it, as to get the original V-16 Cadillac engine, would cost $50,000 for a rebuildable core
. Not gonna happen while I own it, LOL...Charles
I just got this to replace my bmw that was torched in the fire...
I just had the body kit repaired, removed the AC Schnitzer logo from the grille, changed the green leds to blue and changed the cold air intake which included reflashing the computer and chip
next up is tires and rims and repairing the radio (bad pixels typical of this bmw) and I may raise it back up just a hair because it feels a little tucked
love its shorty shifter tho
I wish it was almost any other color than silver though...silver bmws are a dime a dzn
I just had the body kit repaired, removed the AC Schnitzer logo from the grille, changed the green leds to blue and changed the cold air intake which included reflashing the computer and chip
next up is tires and rims and repairing the radio (bad pixels typical of this bmw) and I may raise it back up just a hair because it feels a little tucked
love its shorty shifter tho
I wish it was almost any other color than silver though...silver bmws are a dime a dzn
What LEDs?
I just got this to replace my bmw that was torched in the fire...
I just had the body kit repaired, removed the AC Schnitzer logo from the grille, changed the green leds to blue and changed the cold air intake which included reflashing the computer and chip
next up is tires and rims and repairing the radio (bad pixels typical of this bmw) and I may raise it back up just a hair because it feels a little tucked
love its shorty shifter tho
I wish it was almost any other color than silver though...silver bmws are a dime a dzn
Hey that sounds pretty damn fun, Shirl.
What model is that? I had an '08 335 for a year, but never learned dick about BMW's really. It amazes me how much extra power you can extract from those little sixes with just some ECM mods. Mine had a dealer installed power chip that supposedly squeezed 385hp out of that little engine. BMW must leave a lot on the table.
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