Now, I’m not saying you needed to head off in an over-powered American muscle machine but it’s certainly one way to celebrate. Our own Josh Ostrander was getting static shots of a Camaro ZL1 for a video we’re working on. I reached out to see how that was going and this was the reply I received.
Clearly Josh was celebrating America and it’s efforts in the Horsepower Wars.
How did you celebrate? Did you go for a drive? Did you fix something on your jalopy? Maybe you helped a friend turn some wrenches?
Or maybe you forgot about cars for a day and enjoyed the sun and a cold beverage… sound off below.
Hooniverse Asks: So… did you enjoy your 4th?
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12 responses to “Hooniverse Asks: So… did you enjoy your 4th?”
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I ordered two sets of Pirelli Cinturato 145HR13 tires, one set for a British car and another set for a Dutch car, so, um, ‘Murica!
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No Vredestein for you? I guess they aren’t available with that high speed rating you so clearly need for those powerful automobiles 😉
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They’re okay, along with the Firestone F560 (I use the 155R15 version of that on my racing SAAB), but I want to see whether the reintroduced Pirelli CA67 is any good.
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I bought myself an appropriately American vehicle. Aside from the cosmetic rust, which will be repaired this is a 76K mile creampuff… https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/9f746fafeadc2d9665773f319c36006dd01d84a793ba184dcaddf45ee0d19350.jpg
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I-6, 302, 351?
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351
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I had a ’94 Bronco with a 351, I managed an all time best mileage of 14 mpg one tank. The lift and 33’s didn’t help.
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I had the Supercab version of this pickup several years ago, 13-14 is about right. That’s actually better than I get with my 360ci Dodge pickup.
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My International’s 345 goes to 11.
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://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMSV4OteqBE
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Spent the day taking the cut up remains of a car to the tip (dump) and shifting 2 more with a friend. The tricky part with those is one had no rear end in it, and the other I had borrowed the springs & shocks off the front years ago, so there was some (!) improvisation to get them onto the trailers for the trip.
I went mountain biking, had the whole trail to ourselves. My big car thing was a couple of weekends ago when we replaced the cylinder head on my son’s old Buick. This did fix the misfire, but also revealed a dead battery.