Car pics too cool not to share
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Convention update! Props to NDC member Jerry Kadinger and his stunning '59 Fireflite for winning Best of Show! Jerry's car, although stock appearing on the outside, was entered in the modified class due to engine change, modern upgrades, and interior mods. As the photos show the workmanship and attention to detail on Jerry's car is impeccable. In addition, Jerry also won longest distance driven, driving this beauty from Wisconsin to NOLA. Way to go Jerry!
I've always heard that it was bad enough that I never bothered to watch it. Maybe I'll watch it for the car, and report back...
Damn, Leno looks tired. With all the stuff that's going on in his life, it makes me wonder how much longer he'll continue to do his shows.
It took me a while to appreciate him as a car guy. A great number of years ago, I saw an interview with him where he showed absolutely no appreciation for (or even understanding of) cars that were anything other than 100% stock. His comments on the guys who built customs and such were pretty disparaging. Add to that the feeling that I never found him particularly funny as a comedian, and I was like "Meh...Jay Leno". Nowadays, while I still don't find him funny, I have more appreciation for his involvement with the car community. Personally, though, I wish Tim Allen was at that same level of automotive recognition and notoriety. He's a car guy, too, and he's funny!
Personally, though, I wish Tim Allen was at that same level of automotive recognition and notoriety. He's a car guy, too, and he's funny!
I like Tim too, another of the few I'd like to talk with. I watched a video a few years ago and noticed he had good taste in cars.
I like Tim too, another of the few I'd like to talk with. I watched a video a few years ago and noticed he had good taste in cars.
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Absofrickenlutely!
It took me a while to appreciate him as a car guy. A great number of years ago, I saw an interview with him where he showed absolutely no appreciation for (or even understanding of) cars that were anything other than 100% stock. His comments on the guys who built customs and such were pretty disparaging. Add to that the feeling that I never found him particularly funny as a comedian, and I was like "Meh...Jay Leno". Nowadays, while I still don't find him funny, I have more appreciation for his involvement with the car community. Personally, though, I wish Tim Allen was at that same level of automotive recognition and notoriety. He's a car guy, too, and he's funny!
https://www.stangbangers.com/home/2020/10/15/tim-allens-1993-saleen-mustang
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I always wonder about the sites you visit. That one don't sound safe. 
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I was looking for an article on the Super Stallion and Tim Allen but couldn't find it. That popped up in the image search.
Love the Tbird front clip and the hidden rollcage, but just can't get past those wheels. I wonder if he still has that car?
Yep. Been following this one. Somewhat "local" to me, which adds to my interest in the story.