That was the same attitude about the car when it first came out. No one would
have the appreciation of feeding their transportation and autos in general were
a passing fad..
hello..... have you ever driven a well prepared 3 liter with 30 lbs of boost is
the next question. it would probably be too smooth and lack the bad manners of
the old iron that you have learned to love... If you have never driven one done
right maybe you only know 1/2 the story.
Things change, cars change, people change and the perception of beauty and
perfection change.. It's called growth and evolution, don't feel sorry
experience it.
Dave Dahlgren
glen barrett wrote:
>
> The youth of today will never have the experience of doing it from the
> ground up. Building the true hot rod from junk yard parts or at least taking
> a muscle car and doing it with a real American V8 or inline 6 will never
> have the end results of doing it in the back yard.
>
> Buying an import and all of the over the counter race parts electronically
> controlled. I agree they sound like a weed blower. A Hemi, SBC or other V8
> has the sound of real horsepower that none other can come close to.
>
> I guess we are really the lucky ones to have done it our way. To bad new
> comers, I don't think the real iron will be replaced with screaming little
> buzz bombs.
> Glen
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Rose & Terry Hunt" <hunt@Kuentos.guam.net>
> To: <Want1937hd@aol.com>
> Cc: "Land-speed@autox.team.n" <land-speed@autox.team.net>
> Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 5:04 PM
> Subject: Re: Young Blood
>
> > re: your question on contacting generation X'ers. NO
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