Re: "Day 3" (1980's) guys Check out these Gold Cragars
 

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TheNovaMan</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The cheesy slip-on fake braided hose covers and fake hose end hose clamp covers were the worst, IMHO. We need a puking smilie. </div></div>

I agree,nothing worse then seeing those cars all &quot;AutoZoned out&quot;

Re: "Day 3" (1980's) guys Check out these Gold Cragars
 

The fake braided line hits especially close to home for me because my Nova had it EVERYWHERE when I bought it. That and the Weld Draglites were the first things to go, followed closely by the blue anodized T-bolts on the valve covers.

Re: "Day 3" (1980's) guys Check out these Gold Cragars
 

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TheNovaMan</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The fake braided line hits especially close to home for me because my Nova had it EVERYWHERE when I bought it.</div></div>

Mine did to when I got it in the eightys. Musta been something with Nova owners in that decade......

Re: "Day 3" (1980's) guys Check out these Gold Cragars
 

We used to put the fake braided covering on to pass NHRA tech because you couldn't have more than 12 inches of exposed rubber hose. Couldn't afford the real braided stuff with the fittings ($$$).

For a true Day 3 car, don't forget a couple gallons of Armor-all! Yuck.

Re: "Day 3" (1980's) guys Check out these Gold Cragars
 

I grew up in the 80s around drag racing, and must have items for a &quot;day 3&quot; drag car...(my dads chevelle had most, if not all of these on at one time of the other)
-moroso valve covers with matching T bars, moroso blue max wires, centerline auto drags, Auto Meter Monster tach, (no shift light, just an orange adjustable pointer.)B&amp;M quick Click shifter with no reverse lockout. thats all i can think of for now.

Re: "Day 3" (1980's) guys Check out these Gold Cragars
 

Thought of some more! moroso electric water pump, Mickey Thompson slicks with the the words &quot;Mickey Thompson E.T. Drag spelled out on the sidewall.