Most liked posts in thread: 1964 Ford Factory Thunderbolt.....

  1. Minidave

    Minidave Well-Known Member
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    #2 Minidave, May 8, 2011
    Man that thing realy hooked up off the line!
     
  2. Metalman

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    #3 Metalman, May 8, 2011
    Not too shabby for almost a 50 year old vehicle.
     
  3. N2MINI

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    #4 N2MINI, May 8, 2011
    Yes, that is a true factory hot rod!!! Factory light weight and fiberglass parts abound..
    Had bought a 64 Fairlane at one point and was stock piling parts to create my own but bought a house and funds ran dry.. Maybe one day, with a crate 560!!!!
     
  4. Motoring Magic

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    #5 Motoring Magic, May 8, 2011
    tHOSE THINGS ARE BAD ASS

    Paul Adams just set the NHRA SS/B record at 8.81/151.48 in "nhra super stock legal" trim. I have a 67 fairlane sedan 427 clone nearly finished-might drive it this year......