fresh thinking photos

[Bonehead]

I don't think it is fresh now, but it was then.

[Gastrick]

Originally Posted by Bonehead

I don't think it is fresh now, but it was then.

You bet it was Bonehead. One of my all time favs. The "High and Mighty". I got to see the restored version a while back. It was great seeing that car in person.

[earthman]

Mon Dieux! Can u imagine that as a rusty rat driven on the street?

[rat truck 41]

Originally Posted by Gastrick

You bet it was Bonehead. One of my all time favs. The "High and Mighty". I got to see the restored version a while back. It was great seeing that car in person.

is the car on the bottom for real or is that concept vehical look at the intake on it W>O>W

[Gastrick]

Originally Posted by rat truck 41

is the car on the bottom for real or is that concept vehical look at the intake on it W>O>W

All the pics are of the same car rat truck. That car was built by a few chrysler /Plymouth factory engineers. They were later known as the now famous "Ramchargers" team. The crude intake and headers were just primitive versions of a tunnel ram and zoomies. In fact, that car is credited for having the first tunnel ram intake. The car was actually very innovative for it's time. The intake looks taller in the color pic because there is no hood on the car. Here's another pic.

[earthman]

[motomech]

very interesting ive never seen that before what is that from a vette or jag?
it looks like it should handle well

[Gastrick]

Originally Posted by motomech

very interesting ive never seen that before what is that from a vette or jag?
it looks like it should handle well

That doesn't look like Vette or Jag to me.

[motomech]

its a toyota rear end hears the thread from kb
http://www.killbillet.com/showthread.php?t=4480

[earthman]

great thread Moto