Over 200k and still runs great

I was so happy to get her started in the spring

(Camaro)

I love the old school dials. Most of the new cars are digi now :(

Its a weird dash

RPMs in 100s, double needle speedometer, the fuel gauge is unrelyable, and the trip doesnt work at all

The vette would be interesting with an L88 in it...

LS1 pretty sick engine

Low RPMs at speed as well, heck of an overdrive

Runs like 2000 rpms at like 85mph

You can thank tall rear gears for that, too

Ye

Everything to do with cruising rpm is dictated by gearing

Tire size too but in a way, that's also gearing

Also engine power, gotta have more power for lower rpms or itll stall

I mean, yeah, you need to have enough horsepower to make it through the gear

My monte carlo

Offically becoming an oldie

The corvette should be doing 2800 or so rpm at 70 once it's built

That's with a 4 speed, too

All my cars have 4 speeds lol

Corvette have 700R4? Or manual?

M21 Muncie

I had this thing built for drag racing. Way overbuilt for my application

The clutch will slip before I put enough power through this thing to blow it up

Sick

500 horsepower capable transmission for 1500 bucks? I'd say that's pretty good

Yea defninitly

Heaven, man.

Hello

Hi

man, I wish I could afford a '58 Plymouth Fury coupe, at all, just the car itself or the price of repairing one, though I could probably afford another car I like, '73 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Deluxes, in the sedan package of course

Word of advice: don't buy a classic if you aren't gonna work on it yourself

Shady's spittin facts

I own one, that's how I know

I'd be like 25,000 dollars deep into this corvette if I farmed out all the work

I'm about half that instead

I am looking to buy my first car and am looking for something fast under 3,000 that I can soup up as I get more money do you guys have any suggestion's?