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Sep 17, 2008 | 11:53 PM

Gridlock

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Hello, Newbie

Hi.

i just registered in here. I am from the UK. i live just outside London.

I am currently driving a silverado truck but the reason i signed on here is that i am currently building a competition altered dragster.

the dragster has a 360 mopar lump in it.

here is a pic

adz

Sep 18, 2008 | 03:48 AM

rr69half6bbl

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welcome to the board, man thats a cool ride, is that a ford anglia? A buddy told me that ford was building stuff like that in jolly old England back in the 40`s and 50`s. How long you been racing it? I have been reading from other sources and am finding out that there are alot of american muscle cars and dailey driver types there, then I thought. Thats cool.The austin healeys , and m.g`s have been rising fast in regard here with teh babby boomers too, early to late 60`s. I `ve been seing them on the road alo more then the muscle set , especially since the gas prices hit the rise. The car club imm in is an international group and we have a large contingent with us from there, winged warriors, national b-body owners. well anyway welcome to the board, and glad to have you here.

Sep 18, 2008 | 04:54 AM

Gridlock

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hi, the body is actually a toppolino body.

American cars are very big in England. only own american cars, ive got a 94 mustang which i am selling at the moment and the silverado for my daily drive.

i lived in Texas when i younger for couple of years so i have always loved american cars.

Ford did build alot of English type cars that people like to make into hot rods, the most popular is a Ford Popular known as 'Pop'. This is my dad's ford pop hot rod