can the ford pull it lol?

If, and yes, accidents are never good.



Lol, they get the job done. It helps when you engine swap them, add a little weight to keep the front tires down and some extra horses to boot. The white car belongs to a friend of mine.

This post was edited by mykromisfit on Apr 15 2013 09:21pm

I just traded a green 97 auto for this and some cash.. it took an hour or two but I got it running and my boys had it out yesterday for 6-8hrs. I went ahead and took the carb off and dropped it in a ultrasonic cleaner, should run even better now. I might go ahead and get a big bore kit for it and freshen it up.

I'm always on the lookout for festivas or aspires in Ohio/WV/western Pennsylvania so if you guys know where ones sitting that needs alotta love let me know.



This post was edited by mykromisfit on Apr 15 2013 09:31pm

This reminds me when we needed a last minute tow rig for a destruction derby car we built (4,500ish lbs) and only had a v6 s10 available...

Ended up loosing it on a downhill slope when it started swaying and the truck didnt have the power to straighten it out. Jack knifed the trailer and got dragged across both lanes and stopped just short of going into a ditch. Didn't hit anyone or anything luckily but god damn was that shit scary.

Yea I bet, anything more than 30% of the towing vehicles weight needs trailer brakes, they work wonders. A buddy of mine did the same thing in an old s10, went over a bank and took out a few small trees. He never was very bright though.

Found another good use for it..

My wife and I were walking through walmart the other day, she saw this and jokingly said "You should get that and put it on babyspire.."

well, lol...HAPPY MOTHERS DAY TO HER HAHAHAHAA...

kill it with fire

also, do the world a favor and don't reproduce

hey...stop trying to ruin youtube.

Little too late for that..



Are you simple or just have the personality of a carrot?... Or both?