What kind of tire you gonna be runnin on that?:lol1: Yeah, hanging the littles across the back yard would be fun...
What kind of tire you gonna be runnin on that?:lol1: Yeah, hanging the littles across the back yard would be fun...
Try 3 days after Jakes post MATHEMATICIAN! His car may have sparked the conversation but it was not directed at him personally. It was a general question to all dragged out Terminators. Sorry this has been such a big deal. Just wanted to get some other opinions about the subject.
I also would like to ride a lawnmower with a blown 4-valve strapped to it!!!:rockon:
DING DING DING!!! We have a winner!!! Tell him what he's won Johnny!ok.. 30 years from now, someone comes across a Terminator body.. nothing in it after having been used for years as a 1/4 mile car with a big inch 351W stroker, C4 auto and solid axle that have all been removed.., floor pans rotted out, no interior, no drive train or suspension.. they find a 4V engine, build it, throw an Eaton supercharger on it, bla bla bla.. they restore it back to factory correct.. it's STILL a Terminator..
you find a V6 Mustang body that had the identical treatment, 351W stroker etc etc etc.. you throw the Terminator engine, T56 IRS into it.. and you now have a modded V6..
the VIN # is all that matters in the long run...
At one point does a V6 car become a termiantor??
.... JK =D
When the owner learns how to spell Terminator ;-)
What kind of tire you gonna be runnin on that?
Good choice.:rockon:Maybe a set of these out back: SUPER SCOOPERS
Regarding the thread the only thing that matters is the Vin. Not that I am Chevy fan but if you put a Corvette engine into a Camaro it is still a Camaro.
I've been involved in this discussion too many times, and or the object of it.
My thought : If you change your shifter knob, your car has been modified.
There are modified cars and unmodified cars. Everything else is a mood point because anyone and everyone will find a reason to fit for them. Way too broad of a spectrum.
Go check the lightning forums. They have gone through this same exact scenario since 1999. Starts to be a waste of bandwidth.
Take care,
J.R.