[shaner]

I'm only 29 and I have lived in the Dallas Texas area since 1983. I can remember going to wrecking yards with my dad and walking through rows and rows of Chevelles and Camaros.
The old car seen is just about wrapped up and the ones that are left have become to expensive to enjoy. I may see 10 Chevelles a month where I used to see 10 a day being driven.
I had to get my door for my 67 chevelle out of Missouri because I could'nt locate one in DFW area. I miss the late 80's street racing seen. Not a bunch of 4 cylinder motorcycles and cars, I'm talking big block Camaros Chevelles Novas. We used to street race behind Miller Brewery in Fort Worth Texas. Those were the days. Anybody remember fenders on Northwest hwy in Dallas. This was a local cruise spot where people would come hang out and then later go street racing. It seems like overnight the old cars became extinct. Guys nowadays are pulling out the killer engines and building museum pieces for some Kruse international show and tell. I still like Cragars and turbos and air shocks and no hoods and 50 stickers in the windows oh well I guess i can dream. wasn't around in the heyday but man i miss the late 80's early 90's. Every red light was a race waiting to happen. You could start out on the East side of 303 and by the time you got to Cooper st in Arlington you would have had as many races as you wanted. Nowadays you do that same stretch of road you'll get little dodge neons with 10 million watt speakers and gangster rap and if you look at them they want to fight. And the sad thing is the amount of people that are totally oblivious to the amount of power we have allowed our government to have over us. State inspections and phony emmissions standards have destroyed any chance of buying a 1980's or 90's Camaro and building a cool street car. I for one would love to build about an 88 silverado with a hot 454 and tubs but with all these Nazi inspections and sheep people allowing em I can't do it legally. But then again I'm in the state known for outlaws.