The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread

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Danny Richie

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #40 on: 3 Jul 2016, 01:41 am »
Stock except for the skip shift eliminator. 




Sweet!

Captainhemo

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #41 on: 3 Jul 2016, 02:15 am »
Humm'd and  ha'd about posting these, old pics, but  figured I'd share them anyway as they kind of  suit the thread.
No chips, no turbos,  no SC'er, just a true, 13.5:1, normally aspirated  SBC powered '68 Bird. Buiilt this back in the "the day"  myslef, sold it to one of my best buds who has been sitting on it for close to    25 years now....  hopefully we'll  resurect it one of these days, Av gas isn't getting any cheaper   :o





jay


 

bdp24

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Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #42 on: 3 Jul 2016, 10:23 am »
Damn!

bdp24

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Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #43 on: 3 Jul 2016, 10:29 am »
Wow, I didn't know there was such a thing made available to the public.  Judging by your quoted weight it sounds that along with the other improvements it may have been lightened by a few hundred pounds for "pursuit" duty?

Anyway, definitely sounds like a unique vehicle worthy of upgrading.

Steve

Since they were all painted black for the CHP, that's the only color it was offered in, but without the shield on white front doors! Dropping it 4" made a huge difference in the amount of body roll. I put in Koni shocks too.

Danny Richie

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #44 on: 3 Jul 2016, 01:30 pm »
Humm'd and  ha'd about posting these, old pics, but  figured I'd share them anyway as they kind of  suit the thread.
No chips, no turbos,  no SC'er, just a true, 13.5:1, normally aspirated  SBC powered '68 Bird. Buiilt this back in the "the day"  myslef, sold it to one of my best buds who has been sitting on it for close to    25 years now....  hopefully we'll  resurect it one of these days, Av gas isn't getting any cheaper   :o





jay

Man, that's great!

Who else has throw back pics?

roscoe65

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Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #45 on: 3 Jul 2016, 02:03 pm »
Humm'd and  ha'd about posting these, old pics, but  figured I'd share them anyway as they kind of  suit the thread.
No chips, no turbos,  no SC'er, just a true, 13.5:1, normally aspirated  SBC powered '68 Bird. Buiilt this back in the "the day"  myslef, sold it to one of my best buds who has been sitting on it for close to    25 years now....  hopefully we'll  resurect it one of these days, Av gas isn't getting any cheaper   :o





jay

I assume both of you are still in cherry condition?

nascar03

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #46 on: 1 Aug 2016, 06:32 am »
Audio is the indoor hobby.....  Here is the outdoor fun..
Driveway shot...


1975 coupe & 2003 convert...  400HP each.  Fun to drive.
We've owned the '75 for 34 years..
Graham

Danny Richie

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #47 on: 1 Aug 2016, 01:41 pm »
So you like black huh?

We like Yellow....


Captainhemo

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #48 on: 1 Aug 2016, 02:46 pm »
So you like black huh?

We like Yellow....



Obviously to match those Super Vs you had at one point  :wink:

jay

Danny Richie

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #49 on: 1 Aug 2016, 03:15 pm »
Obviously to match those Super Vs you had at one point  :wink:
jay

I think I had those Super-V's before both of these cars.

That aside, the near one is my wife's car. It is a rare Indy 500 festival car. It was issued to the track. Only 75 were made. This is number 75 of 75.

nascar03

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #50 on: 1 Aug 2016, 04:28 pm »
A nice pair Danny...
My sister's ride is yellow.



Graham

Danny Richie

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #51 on: 1 Aug 2016, 06:09 pm »
Graham, those look great.

BK_856er

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Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #52 on: 2 Aug 2016, 03:50 am »
Some 2-wheel love.  Even purdier nakid.

BK



nascar03

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #53 on: 2 Aug 2016, 06:10 am »
BK...
 That bike is where Art meets Engineering!!
Gorgeous!

Graham

Captainhemo

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #54 on: 2 Aug 2016, 06:24 am »
Some 2-wheel love.  Even purdier nakid.

BK


Cool  BK  !!


Ed VB

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Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #55 on: 2 Aug 2016, 01:43 pm »
How about a three wheeler I built.

20160424_160939 by evanbelkom, on Flickr

Danny Richie

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #56 on: 2 Aug 2016, 02:08 pm »
You built that? That looks awesome.

Captainhemo

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #57 on: 2 Aug 2016, 02:43 pm »
man, that's cool too .
I can see this turning into a pretty awsome  picture thread   :green:

Folsom

Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #58 on: 2 Aug 2016, 05:59 pm »
What's that 3 wheeler powered by? It looks good!

Ed VB

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Re: The Official GR Research Hot Rod Thread
« Reply #59 on: 3 Aug 2016, 11:50 am »
Thanks Danny. It took about a year to build and have about 5000 trouble free miles on it now.

It is powered by a Suzuki Burgman 400.