I did these a couple years ago in a class as a test to decide the medium I would do my final in. I wish I knew where the finals were :/

1966 Chevy II Super Sport. This girl, dressed in "Tuxedo Black", has a 327 four barrel (Rochester or Carter?) and I'm not sure if it's the 275 or the 350 horsepower version. Also don't know if that's a Muncie or a Saginaw (probably Saginaw since it's a small block) four speed under her but she's got a Hurst linkage. There's a stiff positraction rearend and an AM radio; so basic but the cool-factor is way up there! If you've been following me (like 13,000+ have in less than 176 days since I started this Tumblr) for any time, you know that Craiger S/S rims are the only aftermarket rims I can tolerate. :-). I like my classic cars factory and this girl is a perfect 60's specimen!

My first car (in 1978) was a 1972 dark green Rally Nova with a 307, automatic, bench seats and a 2-barrel. I put an Edelbrock manifold and a Hollley 600 on it. 60 series tires on the back and Craiger Super Sports. Thrush mufflers helped too.

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Credit: NASA/Chandra X-ray Observatory An Astral Exhibition This object became a sensation in the astronomical community when a team of researchers pointed at it with our Chandra X-ray Observatory telescope in 1901, noting that it suddenly appeared as one of the brightest stars in the sky for a few days, before gradually fading away in brightness. Today, astronomers cite it as an example of a “classical nova,” an outburst produced by a thermonuclear explosion on the surface of a white dwarf star, the dense remnant of a Sun-like star