Bill's 99 TA LSx/F3 procharger
05-24-2012, 10:58 PM
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It was really cool to finally see this car in person after watching it transform over the years.
Its in some seriously good hands.
Bill, hurry up and get home so we can start building this monster. Ready to see CSCA Racing get with the program.
Its in some seriously good hands.
Bill, hurry up and get home so we can start building this monster. Ready to see CSCA Racing get with the program.
05-26-2012, 04:47 PM
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Congratulations, that is going to be one hell of a combination. Bob
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05-27-2012, 05:04 PM
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I can't take any credit for the car. That's all Fireball! I'll make some minor appearance changes when I get some time but for the most part I just need to put the guts in it and run. Since I'm currently overseas I'll share some from the trip to pick it up.
The tow before we left Oklahoma. (home) I'm Mexican enough to park in my yard when I need to.
Monster on board in Maryland.
Somewhere between Indiana and Kansas...puckered. When we FINALLY found a diesel pump I calculated there was 1/2 gallon left in the tank.
So we're in Kansas and my friend, Hoop, takes over tow duties...while I take a picture from the reason we're in f'n Kansas.
Stopped for the night in Ottawa, Kansas...aka middle of nowhere. No road trip is complete without beer and fastfood eventually.
My reaction to my first drive in the jsb Z0 I've been looking for since they made them.
Rolling hard back towards Oklahoma.
...WTF did they put a 24 gallon tank in an 8,000 lb tow vehicle...
Nearly 3000 miles later- HOME!
The tow before we left Oklahoma. (home) I'm Mexican enough to park in my yard when I need to.
Monster on board in Maryland.
Somewhere between Indiana and Kansas...puckered. When we FINALLY found a diesel pump I calculated there was 1/2 gallon left in the tank.
So we're in Kansas and my friend, Hoop, takes over tow duties...while I take a picture from the reason we're in f'n Kansas.
Stopped for the night in Ottawa, Kansas...aka middle of nowhere. No road trip is complete without beer and fastfood eventually.
My reaction to my first drive in the jsb Z0 I've been looking for since they made them.
Rolling hard back towards Oklahoma.
...WTF did they put a 24 gallon tank in an 8,000 lb tow vehicle...
Nearly 3000 miles later- HOME!
Last edited by El_Diablo; 05-27-2012 at 05:26 PM.
05-27-2012, 05:21 PM
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When one is 35 miles from home and his buddy calls from 5 minutes away at his store to say your order is ready...one does not drive all the way home to get the truck.
So this is pretty much how my break ended. With a fun road trip, a kickass bash with great friends and family, and two cars I've lusted after for years. Very lucky guy.
Last edited by El_Diablo; 05-27-2012 at 05:27 PM.
05-27-2012, 05:27 PM
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You sir are living the dream of many many men of the ls car world. The truck is the baddest truck I've ever seen and to own fireballs old car and that vette. Now building a erl and f3 to go in that car. Sir I am truly jealous of you lol. Congrats all your have accomplished and earned and thank you for your service. You deserve every bit of it
05-27-2012, 05:31 PM
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You sir are living the dream of many many men of the ls car world. The truck is the baddest truck I've ever seen and to own fireballs old car and that vette. Now building a erl and f3 to go in that car. Sir I am truly jealous of you lol. Congrats all your have accomplished and earned and thank you for your service. You deserve every bit of it
05-27-2012, 07:21 PM
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Hooooohuuummmmm......I used to know what it was like to have money. Now I'm married with 3 kids.
My 2006 vette is sold, my 1987 t type is sold, my 1996 impala ss is gone. You sir are one fortunate man.
THANK YOU! for your service and you do WHATEVER it takes to get home safely soldier.
My 2006 vette is sold, my 1987 t type is sold, my 1996 impala ss is gone. You sir are one fortunate man.
THANK YOU! for your service and you do WHATEVER it takes to get home safely soldier.
05-28-2012, 08:05 AM
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05-28-2012, 11:22 PM
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Hooooohuuummmmm......I used to know what it was like to have money. Now I'm married with 3 kids.
My 2006 vette is sold, my 1987 t type is sold, my 1996 impala ss is gone. You sir are one fortunate man.
THANK YOU! for your service and you do WHATEVER it takes to get home safely soldier.
My 2006 vette is sold, my 1987 t type is sold, my 1996 impala ss is gone. You sir are one fortunate man.
THANK YOU! for your service and you do WHATEVER it takes to get home safely soldier.