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Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 5:31 pm
by Cannonball
are you putting the same type wheels/tire,s back on pete, they suit it really well red lines n all,
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 5:33 pm
by Cannonball
and on a side note why bugger about with them at all,,,,,,, carry 1 spare wheel say a 15" big pattern and carry some sort of adapter that will bolt on the 4" to get the 4.5" fit no big pay out or pissin around you have enough to do,

Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 5:39 pm
by Pete
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 5:47 pm
by Cannonball
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 5:55 pm
by Pete
Peanuts compared to your brace of Conti's, chap....and no depreciation
But, yes; if possible I would like the same "Sleeper" look......not paramount though...
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 5:59 pm
by Pete
INCIDENTALLY,
Found a copy of "Connected" (issue 51, 2009) yesterday.
Not only did it have a picture of the '67 Dart I had rolling, but also in the "For Sale" was Duncan's '72 Challenger.....small world...
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 6:15 pm
by Dave-R
andyrob wrote:your clearly now bored with the bee now Pete, should I turn Mr Robson upside down & see how much he's worth ?
I can sub him the £10 hes short
Well I thought my Dad was croaking it last week so I might have come into a few quid but the bloody hospital have fed the bugger up and got him on his feet again. He's a worry, the old fella.

Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 6:18 pm
by Pete
You do have an interesting perspective on life, Dave me old mate.....
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 6:24 pm
by Dave-R
Worried sick about him mate. But things like this are out of our hands.
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 6:29 pm
by Cannonball
Pete wrote:Peanuts compared to your brace of Conti's, chap....and no depreciation
..
but its relative pete would i pay £1,000 squids out for every drive i have in it............. yes cause its just the nuts makes me feel the bollax
i could of bought a hemi daytona or hemi cuda and change but would i enjoy every minute behind the wheel ,, no, yes would get my money back after 10 yrs maybe even bloody good profit rather than a 100 k loss but it will have been worth it,,,,,,,,,,,, honest,
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 8:05 pm
by Pete
Different strokes, mate.
Each to his own....that's what makes it all interesting!!
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 13 8:07 pm
by Pete
Cannonball wrote:are you putting the same type wheels/tire,s back on pete, they suit it really well red lines n all,
In the short term I will be putting the A12 wheels on it - they have similar tyres with the Red Lines...one way to double the value of the Dart
Need to sort out something longer term....
Posted: Wed Nov 20, 13 8:29 am
by terryr
Dunc right..you beast you

Posted: Sat Dec 07, 13 11:33 am
by Les Szabo
Can see why you went for that, looks real nice from the pics.. 400hp+??, no weight, nice chassis = mucho fun on the street and 11's to boot with some stickies out back....can't go wrong
Les
Posted: Sat Dec 07, 13 11:40 am
by Pete
Thanks Les.
No sooner has it arrived then I am pulling it apart
Wilwood brakes going on the front (half way through that and using Guy's thread for guidance!!!) and also upgrading the stock axle shafts to Mosers with 4.5" BBP to suite the front Wilwood hubs.
Need to get some wheels - will use the A12's Steelies in the interim, so it will look the same as the pictures....
That would give me the potential to get a spare set of 15" rims with slicks for the odd quarter mile blast.
Need to fit a rev limiter before I do that, and with a bit of spray it might even run a "10".
Superstock material????
