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seen at Downers Grove cruise nite...this beauty never did stop and park ,so had to catch it as best I could...
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mere pictures cannot convey how great this pro-street Nova is..
from cruse nite archives
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from all perspectives car shows are always wonderfully vibrant with color...
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the legendary 409 was introduced in 1961 with 409 max torque, The 409 enjoyed widespread availability for the first time—and truly got on the map—with the 409-horsepower version introduced for 1962. This was no doubt the version of the engine the Beach Boys were singing about in their 1962 hit song, 409. Sporting big-valve heads and a dual-quad intake manifold with a pair of Carter AFB D-Series carburetors, the engine quickly became top dog at the drag strips and drive-ins of the time, where it was known as the “Oh-nine Oh-nine” in hot rod slang. That is, 409 cubic inches, 409 horsepower, one horsepower per cubic inch.
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best looking modern Camaro I've seen...from the car show show archives...
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from the archives, had the pleasure of seeing the Crayola Crayon Corvette in person...a wild thing for sure..
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saw this great color on this Vette..No too often original number matching Vette owners step out and go with non factory colors....I liked it a lot...
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from the cruise nite archives...a beastly big block flamed Nova that caused small tremors as it rumbled into downtown
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No. It doesn't bother me that a Chevy guy can buy a 502ci - 508hp big block complete and ready to run crate motor for $10k with 24 month warranty. Why do you ask?
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Back to 2014 with some neat afternoon light in turn 9. Some old curbing and old pavement too. The full track repaving project was started in 2015 following the NASCAR Sprint Cup race by race winner Joey Logano who tore out the first chunks of old pavement with an excavator.