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Old 10-19-2007, 03:31 AM
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Slowest damn hemi car I ever had: 14.05 @ 103 mph (The real reason I sold it!)

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if you came off the line like that,14.05 is flying.
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Old 10-19-2007, 04:07 AM
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Nope, just warming the tires up.
I tried rolling it out slow, flashing the converter, and just plain stompin' the gas, and it just didn't want to play nice and turn a good time. So I sold it and bought a Ferrari.

I thought I was so smart selling an old Plymouth and buying an exoticar with the money. Boy was I wrong! I sold the Ferrari 6 months later and bought the 70 R/T SE hemi Charger I still have, a factory 68 hemi Dart race car with an NOS 426 hemi engine, and a 1971 440 six-barrel automatic cuda ragtop (now owned by Steve Juliano). So, I guess I came out ahead (for that period of time back in the late 1980s)
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Old 10-20-2007, 12:38 AM
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Just got my copy today. $21.92 at www.OverStock.com. Great book!

Just have one correction on the old yellow cuda chapter: the color was Lemon Twist, not Curious Yellow. Other than that glaring defect , it was fun to read up on my Forest Gump moment in musclecar history.

So Colin, now that you did the book on 7-figure cars, when are you going to do the next book on 6-figure cars? (at least while they are still worth 6 figures )

I think we could fill up a heck of a book with all the members cars here on the site. I would be happy to volunteer a car or two.
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Old 12-06-2007, 02:07 AM
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Colin

Bought the book this past weekend and enjoyed it immensely. I particularly liked the detailed stories associated with each entry. Most car books have a few photos and some meaningless statistics (some wrong) on their entries.

Being a long time resident of Vancouver and participant of Westwood Race Course I enjoyed the story on the Brown Bros GT350. They are still in business here and still sell a lot of Mustangs. Additionally I enjoyed seeing the photos of the restored 71 W-30 convert. I was bidding on that one on Ebay when it was listed. Nice work-what are the long term plans for that one?
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Old 12-06-2007, 06:38 AM
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Very good book. Great job Colin.
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Still waiting for the one I overpaid for at the Reunion.
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Old 12-06-2007, 10:16 AM
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Still waiting for the one I overpaid for at the Reunion.

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I think thats the copy that Belair is getting autographed and ready to ship before X-MAS
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Colin thank you for writing book. Very enjoyable. I shared book with Dad recenetly when in town and he was amazed at what these cars are going for since he lived through this period.

Charlie you have a beautiful 69 Trans Am.

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Old 12-07-2007, 01:55 AM
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I bought a copy a month or so ago. Very nice book. Between Charlie and Colin, it seems like they own about half the cars in there. Great cars.
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