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[@martinedwards4522]

thank you once again 👍🏻

[@mgguyvintagevehicles]

Thanks for watching Martin!

[@johnmccarthy7931]

Thanks as always for making and posting the show.

[@mgguyvintagevehicles]

Thank you John, I always appreciate your comments!

[@blessedjuggernaut]

My dad thrived in the late 60s. Every town in the south had a drive-in theater, drive-in diners, mom and pop stores and serious muscle tearing up roads every night. Dad had numerous cars, but the most rememberable was his 64 Impala 409 and his 67 442 W-30. Legend goes he only ever lost two races and that was to a 429 Boss and a Superbird.

[@WOOD-BOOGER-lc4fl]

That's the coolest Fiero GT I've ever seen❤❤

[@mgguyvintagevehicles]

I have to agree! Having been a teenager from the late 70s to mid 80s I liked the Fiero because it was something different from the "K" cars of the day, even though they really had no power. This person definitely solved that problem!

[@yomudd4x443]

Like that Anglia. Reminds me of the cars I watched race back in the early 70s. Good times.

[@joesask857]

thanks

[@Runnerup5.68]

70 Dart👍

[@jimmysexton4201]

Absolutely nothing beats a badass Willys!! Although that's the craziest Fiero I've ever seen!!

[@brucewilson1958]

Hello viewers. I enjoy looking at cars but know little about engines. Some high performance engines are contained under the hood, while others have very high stacks that either rise through a hole in the hood or require removal of the hood all together. What's going on here?

[@Runnerup5.68]

All depends on the type of power you like,some like it to be seen and heard,some like to keep it unseen(sleeper).