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Mine is black too

Gentlemens relish. :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

2 sets of wheels is a good idea. have you decoded your vin and fender tag. You may want to see what option car you have before you replace seats and dash. The seat you are referring to with the armrest is called a buddy seat. Again you have a very sought after car that there are not a lot of...

That’s some funny **** right there. Probably worse than the bedspreads at Motel 6

Dual purpose drag radials are street legal. Not sure if you’re thinking about running slicks or street tires, just saying, cause slicks aren’t street legal, and you don’t want to be driving around on them. I say just put some good street tires on the car and enjoy it. You’re very fortunate to...

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Bob Marley was on the top selling list too. Not quite Motown but a good choice.

Yes. I’m in Southeast Virginia on the Chesapeake. Similar humidity as SC. The car sweats. I have 5 windows and opening them doesn’t help.

So I got the car delivered last night. Overall very satisfied. A few very minor surface rust bubble that were not disclosed, but overall very pleased. The car has some cool stuff I didn’t know about. Auto dimming headlights in a 1973, really cool. You activate them by half pressing the foot...

It’s a big garage. Plus there are other benefits to the bubble, such as the filtered ventilation to keep car clean( no dust), and it keeps mice out.

Those are respectable times for your set up and car. 14’s back in the day was the ****. As far as tires go, you definitely don’t want to drive around with ET streets in the rain.

They won’t hurt, but if its a street car and you are only going to the track to play around, then keep good street tires on it, and you can always get another set of rims with slicks just for the track, and change wheels at the track

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He’s probably going to tell ya just wipe it off with a paper towel and it’s good to go. :rofl:

Drag radials will help. MT et streets you can’t go wrong, they are street legal too. That is until you do a few smokey burn outs. :lol: . Its all about getting your 60 foot times down. 1.5-1.6 is what you are hoping for. Hard to get better than that consistently. You need traction. At the...

I have never owned one, but my 2 cents would say no. I would worry about cracking or dinging up the hood.

Heck Ya, here’s @nitro_rat method

They are made to reuse. I have one in the garage and it does collect moisture but not enough. Car still sweats. An industrial one would cost 3 times as much as the bubble. So I thought I would try the bubble.

No worries. According to the bubble website description, the ventilation does move the humid air around, but it’s the condensation from the humidity that condenses on and in the car that is the problem. The ventilation keeps condensation from forming and the bubble keeps dirt and dust off the...