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THAT is soooooooo true. Had an A frame at the house and MOM was never happy between that frame and all the oil on the driveway.
I grew up in a farming community so we used front end loaders,somebody always had a tractor they could scrounge upTHAT is soooooooo true. Had an A frame at the house and MOM was never happy between that frame and all the oil on the driveway.

Dad had a block and tackle chain hoist setup in the garage on a 6x6 rough wood frame. Lifted many engines out with that. The loader on the old Case, usually had a small hydraulic leak.I grew up in a farming community so we used front end loaders,somebody always had a tractor they could scrounge up![]()
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Got the Camaro ready for the end of the season. Washed, clayed, Griot ceramic wax. One more coat of wax tomorrow, then under the cover in the garage until next spring.View attachment 575081




My aunt had one of those.....dumb@ss traded it in on a new 1981 Subaru hatchback smh.I still think the 72 to 74 Challengers and Cuda's were better looking then their 70/71 counterparts.
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I always preferred the round tailights the 72-74 Cuda's had,the square ones used in the 70/71's i thought left the rear panel looking a bit mundane,while the round ones made the rear panel more eye appealing.My aunt had one of those.....dumb@ss traded it in on a new 1981 Subaru hatchback smh.
To me the '70 model of both E bodies were the cleanest ones. '70-'71 Challenger over the later ones; between the sad mouth and the taillights that looked they tried to copy a '71 Camaro and ended up copying a '73-'74 Javelin instead lol. '72-'74 Cuda on the other hand absolutely looks better that the '71.....except for the taillights that do actually look like a '71 Camaro's lol. I saw a '72 Cuda that had '70-'71 taillights installed on it and it looked so much better.

This exactly. The '70 was clean and someone thought out loud "how can we screw this up?" and some other jack@ss approved it.The biggest mistake they made was the 71 with the fender gills,they ruined a beautiful fender with those add ons,and the dual headlights and 1 year only grill didn't do anything for the front end of the 71's either.
Wow there's a show i haven't seen in many many yearsReminded me about that '70's movie, "The Van" - I had to go look it up - LOL. And yes, I had a friend who had one all done up.
