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Tony DeFeo and Geoff Stunkard reminisce about the glory years of magazine print media for the car culture. I enjoyed it, but don’t really miss it. Lots of money spent for only a few things that interested me. And having to store the damn things! :) I’ll take the internet on my phone.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-plymouth-satellite-15/#comments-anchor I paid $250 back in ‘88 for a rust free Arizona one. But that was 1988.

I agree, the price is high. But it just sounds like another “Mopar Guy” looking for, and pointing out what isn’t original or “correct”. While I can admire the OEM resto thing, I’ve always wanted something different than everything else. That’s why I don’t have a Fox body. :D

Some pretty kool stuff here. That psychedelic painted ‘68 BO23 was in barn that burnt down the day after it was sold. :thumbsup:

Am I missing something? Junkyards are littered with LS motors. It’s got bigger rims and tires, better shocks. And it doesn’t even have a clutch. All these “mods” could be done by a high school kid in his driveway. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1977-pontiac-firebird-38/

Doesn’t look bad for the price. You’d need to see it in person though. Edit... just noticed, it has a 383 now.

Not a B body, but funny when Richard mentions “Those Mopar Guys”. I’ve met more than a few! :D

I just watched this. What a great, reminiscing, car guy discussion! I read a lot of Steve’s stuff in Hot Rod, and thought his years there were some of the best ever published. A lot of junkyard, and low buck builds that the guys on a budget could build in their driveway, or one car garage. A...