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Pictures of Muscle cars and
Street Rods Remember the first time you floored it? I had just bought THE CAR and came off the entrance ramp. The guy a quarter mile down the road heard me and looked up in his mirror, then made a right turn on the freeway into the right hand lane and I sort of passed him. He looked really angry. But, the speedometer only said 80 mph. Of course as I continued to hold her down it stayed there. Telephone poles began looking like a picket fence. As I backed her down the needle finally dropped. The needle was sticking at top dead center. A quick trip back to the dealer and a minor adjustment with a wire cutter fixed that. The next time I came off the ramp I understood why He had given me such a dirty look as I pasted him. Of course I will never admit to it, but it was "reported" that the car was capable of 130 mph at about 3/4 throttle. The rest is history. Where We Get Our Street Rod and Muscle Car PicturesWe attend car shows and events to photograph the street rods, hotrods and collector and classic muscle cars you see in the HubcapGT Blog. In addition, viewers like you help make this a better website by sending us a picture or two of their own street rod or muscle car. (Thanks!) We add new pictures and information on a regular basis, so come back often. My little brother takes the pictures. Bear in mind his idea of a great car is a 1951 Hudson Hornet or a 1925 Kissel. My taste runs to a 409 Chevy or a Cammer Mustang (which I looked at and almost bought new). But since my first car was a 1946 Doge, I bought THE CAR. |
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