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Not sure who is faster, we do have a speed limit! But i'm quicker for sure :happyanim: BTW - Trying to get Mama to let me trade it in on a new Shelby, SCRATCH THAT new Callaway GS Convert, yeah, thats better don't ya think i10fwy

I must say I love my two corvettes, but I also love my 06 Roush Mustang. My neighbor has a new Camaro SS (neither of us is supercharged) His Camaro is a fat pig compared to the Stang! My car handles much better & I can eat that Camaro for lunch. I don't think you guys are giving the new Shelby...

Although I have no experience with Macmulkin they sure seem to want our business here at CAC. Their prices seem fantastic. Don't settle when spending that much, buy exactly what you want! :beer

Got some answers, Yes, Two were built, one is a rusted out hulk. Seems you have the lone Ranger! What's it worth? Who knows. Not a whole lot is my guess, but some great Callaway history. I did start a thread on the COG site i10fwy

What condition are the wheels could use some stock wheels for mine i10fwy

Try the COG forum, I wasn't aware that they made a vette powered rover. Most of us troll here too so you might get some feedback. First I would call Joann at Callaway Cars to confirm the car. Big John or CC are you out there? Do you know anything about this? i10fwy

Welcome to CAC and Thank You For Your Service! Ask question & engage, this forum is alot of fun - good people :upthumbs i10fwy

Camaro, don't mess with a good thing. I like the old school remakes - Camaro, Challenger, Mustang. Now build me a 70 Chevelle SS :upthumbs I was at a local Chevrolet Dealership the other day and they had a ZL1, Very cool car! :beer i10fwy

It is stuff like this that proves how contrived NASCAR is :mad I liked the interview with Smoke afterwards! I am very surprised at JR, could be his best year yet! :beer i10fwy

Keep it, There has been several times I have sold a vehicle only to regret it later. So, I agree with the others, if you don't have to sell it, keep it. :beer

I like his idea to have a place on CAC where we could look up recommended shops by State, that would be great but dont know how we could do that :ugh i10fwy

Any idea what Night Race Blue looks like? :rotfl Sure would like a 427 Vert :happyanim: i10fwy

Depending on where you live and the emissions requirements, I would throw some snort at it :happyanim: You never know what you can find in a junk yard, a good 4 bolt main small block and scrounge around for some good old hot rod parts. Have fun - Good luck i10fwy

I have a set of 88-89 stock wheels W/O center covers. These wheels only have a few thousand mile on them and the neat thing is they still have mint Gatorbacks! For someone looking for a Top Flight or BG you need a set of these tires. Will be at Carlisle in Aug and can bring them there. Posted is...

And some of the new cars have carbon fiber air dams/splitters Oh, that's going to be expensive. Yes, be very careful. i10fwy

Red Lines ! :L Depends on the car, I am leaning blackwall i10fwy

I agree, there are VIN #'s all over that car and documentation should not have been a problem, So I don't understand the new # unless that is just the States policy. Red Flag, I bought a blazer one time, then the cops showed up. Their investigations concluded that my truck was build from...

Off the body! Just be very careful when mating the two. You will have a better finished result. :beer Congrats on the resto!

Along the same line I have another question. 68's were painted in Laquor (spelling) Can a car still be painted with that material. I understand that the materials today are totally differant. Can you actually see the differance and will it hurt the value of the car if it is a NCRS quality car...

I was thinking it would be logical to do much of the work myself. An expert painter is paid based on their talent. That sound like paying someone a lot to remove trim and strip a car. My though was if I brought them a freshly stripped ready for them to prep and finish? I do get your point...