Another rice bites the dust !

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Offline cudaboy

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Re:Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #45 on: June 16, 2005 - 05:07:23 PM »
these mortals!!!!  hello from nathan cudaboy in south wales, uk!!!!   68  manual 318 barracuda, rare as funk here in uk. green n mean baby.




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Re:Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #46 on: June 18, 2005 - 06:27:36 AM »
these mortals!!!!  hello from nathan cudaboy in south wales, uk!!!!   68  manual 318 barracuda, rare as funk here in uk. green n mean baby.


Welcome aboard cudaboy.  :thumbs:


Any photos of your 'Cuda? Because........... :worthless:
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Offline Fleet 500

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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #47 on: October 26, 2005 - 04:02:05 PM »

The new gen mopars are pretty tough.......even though im old school all the way.............a mid 13 dodge neon would certainly make herbie the love bug jealous !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I cant remember any old school mopars making that time out of the box................well except the 68 hemi dart...:0)
Actually, quite a few old school Mopars could run in the 13s...
'69 440-6 bbl Road Runner and Super Bee
'69 440 Dart GTS
'70 Hemicuda
'71 Hemicuda
'70 HemiChallenger
'71 HemiChallenger
'68-'70 Hemi Charger
'68-'70 Hemi Road Runner
'69 Charger 440, 3.55 gears, tested by Motor Trend, 13.9 secs @ 101.4 mph
'69 Plymouth GTX, 4.10 gears, tested by Motor Trend, 13.7 @ 102.8 mph
'70 Plymouth GTX 440-6 bbl
Plus some I can't think of.

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Offline Carlwalski

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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #48 on: October 26, 2005 - 04:12:30 PM »


With those times, so could the 440-4bbl Challenger and Cuda (weigh less the the Chargers).


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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #49 on: October 27, 2005 - 02:50:11 PM »

With those times, so could the 440-4bbl Challenger and Cuda (weigh less the the Chargers).

Yeah, if you break it down model by model and year by year, there are probably 20+ Mopars that could run in the 13s (from the factory).

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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #50 on: October 27, 2005 - 03:16:12 PM »


Too true....have you seen the Year One F.A.S.T racing DVD's? They are awesome.
Stage 1 Buick running 11's on street tires along with a HEMI Challenger.
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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #51 on: October 27, 2005 - 10:58:11 PM »
No, I haven't seen that DVD. Is it available from Year One?
I do have a Muscle Car Review magazine in which a '70 Hemi Challenger ran an 11.9 sec 1/4 mile on street tires! It may be the same Challenger.

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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #52 on: October 28, 2005 - 12:16:31 AM »


Should be, is it a Plum Crazy car with white stripe and white vinyl top? I have some on DVD, I can ship one over if you like?


PM if your keen.



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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #53 on: November 02, 2005 - 06:41:48 PM »
Go get your NSX or whatever and prepare to get fried and then eaten by a predator called a Barracuda.  I fried up some very wild rice not that long ago, it was very tasty.   Fast as it was Ii was faster without resorting to bs like NOS.   I am not afraid of you ricers, bring it on, where do you want to play????
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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #54 on: November 02, 2005 - 07:57:04 PM »
Hey now, I drive a Toyota as my daily driver.  I used to love it when I'd be telling a guy from hs how stupid his Del Sol was with all the stupid things that were added to it.  Then I'd always get the response, "Well, what car do you have?", where I'd gladly say my '73 Challenger for obvious reasons....Then would come, "No, I meant what do you drive now?" and I'd say the Corolla and he'd get all worked up that I drive rice, too.  It's here where I'd have to explain the whole meaning between rice and an Import. (mine being solely for cheap transportation only.)  Some guys always hold a grudge and I can say I will at certain points, but remember rice is best described as a car where all cosmetic 'mods' are done and nothing really special has been done to the engine. (NOTE: Rice can include both Domestic and Import autos, though most of them are 4 door Civics and other not so fast cars with two foot wings added to them.)  On the other hand, there can be some Import autos or 4 cylinder Domestics that can be very quick, yet not look so stupid because the owner understands what we refer to Rice as and they too hate all the cheesy things done to most of these cars.

The bottom line is we all have a passion for these older cars here, but there are some newer cars out there that another group of enthusiasts enjoy just as much as we do. (mostly cars originally equipped with turbos from the factory.)  I have friends who are like me and love the brute force behind a V-8 powered straight-line street car, but I've also met a lot of guys who love their newer cars with upgraded turbos that can run well through the corners and have decent straight-line speed. (one happens to be a '98 Eagle Talon ASI (AWD) that is just crazy at anything over 15 lbs. of boost.) 

I can't believe this topic escaladed this much.  From now on how about we keep these responses out of the threads and keep them within PM's or e-mails?  (I usually only see or hear of this junk in chat rooms.)
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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #55 on: November 03, 2005 - 08:09:16 PM »
That's a good point, not all japaneese cars are rice, by any means

The mitsubishi 3000GT top model makes around 320hp stock, on a TT V6 engine

the nissan 300zx also has a TT V6 engine

and there is one advantage, imports are actually... whats the word.... new

I love my challenger, but the fact that it doesn't have seat-belts, air bags, AC, a heater, or functionaing door locks, as well as the fact that the passenger door doesn't open from the outside, makes me like the more reecent tech on my Rx-8

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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #56 on: November 03, 2005 - 08:19:38 PM »
i have a 85 nissian pickup its got the little Z 2.4 overhead cam 4 banger with 2 plugs per cylendar deal! its no powerhouse but its got 240 thousand miles and counting on it!! the body is gone completly rusted the door jams are so rusted if you hit a bump really hard the door falls off!! lol i use it for an off road mudding-hunting truck!! you gotta give it to the foreiners they can make very durable engines!
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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #57 on: November 03, 2005 - 08:25:54 PM »
Go get your NSX or whatever and prepare to get fried and then eaten by a predator called a Barracuda.  I fried up some very wild rice not that long ago, it was very tasty.   Fast as it was Ii was faster without resorting to bs like NOS.   I am not afraid of you ricers, bring it on, where do you want to play????
Hey little Tommy, does this mean you are "calling me out?" What an idiot.

Take a look at my signature, and note that it says 1971 440 Cuda, in addition to my NSX, dumbass.
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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #58 on: November 03, 2005 - 10:57:23 PM »
Hey little Tommy, does this mean you are "calling me out?" What an idiot.

Take a look at my signature, and note that it says 1971 440 Cuda, in addition to my NSX, dumbass.



Never argue with an idiot - they'll drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience.



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Re: Another rice bites the dust !
« Reply #59 on: November 04, 2005 - 10:17:49 AM »
Let's not get our whitey tighties in a twist here guys. 
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