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2010: The year of the Car |
Each year on the Chinese calendar is assigned to a particular animal, for example this year (2008) is the year of the Rat. Why the rat? Only they know. I have no idea what animal the year 2010 is supposed to be, but I don't even need to go look it up because the stars are all aligned, the tea leaves are arranged and the bones have been rolled. An event that seems to only happen once every 40 years is coming to pass: 2010 is going to be the year of the car.
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March 22 2008 Test and Tune |
Well it was cold and windy again, but the sun was shining and cars were rolling down the track. Here's some photos from the strip, including some shots of Scuba's new beast!
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Boyd Coddington dies at 63 |
(openPR) - Anaheim, CA- February 27, 2008- Boyd Coddington, the creative visionary who took hot rodding to an art form and custom wheels to a new level dies at 63. Coddington who was a long-time diabetic died from complications that were brought on from a recent surgery. It was Coddingtons’ ever forward-looking view at the design and art of the hot rod and his unconditional desire to create the finest quality cars that became the “Boyd Look”.
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The Effects Of Gear Changes |
There are a number of things that a person can do to their car in order to modify the performance of that car. To some people performance might mean better gas mileage. To some it might mean better towing capacity. To most of us on this site it means "Get me to that 1/4 mile mark as fast as possible" so we are going to explore what effects gear changes have on how a car performs (by our definition) along with the help of the guys over at Midwest Car Care.
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Well here it is, the infamous Scuba Steve farm truck burnout. 330 feet of tire shredding, rubber smoking, pro/mod insanity. Watch and marvel at the spectacle!
Click on the "Read More" to see the video.
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The Queen City Chevelle Club |
Sunday, September 24, 2007 was a great day for a picnic. That day instead of relaxing in the grass I was busy replacing a transmission filter, but as I drove down South Campbell I looked over to my right and there in Fasnight Park sitting in the grass was a sight to make any gearhead's heart skip a beat: a collection of exceptionally nice chevelles with hoods open and paint jobs gleaming.
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