Going "green" doesn't have to mean going "slow"...
 

Rumor has it, Steve's new SLK is as good (if not better) than the old black one... And keep in mind, the exhaust mods aren't even done... :o

This new '32 is going to be one to watch, folks...

Saw it last night, and I honestly prefer it over his black one. The paint simply draws you in, and the contrast under the engine bay makes everything look 'cleaner'... if that's a possibility with Steve's ride.

Stay tuned... :cool:

Re: Going "green" doesn't have to mean going "slow"...
 

Some of us would prefer anything over a black one. Too much work to keep clean.

Can't wait to see the car after he has tamed it. A civilized beast it will be, yes?

Re: Going "green" doesn't have to mean going "slow"...
 

All I recall is a text from him this afternoon about time bending... and 100mph in 3rd gear came very rapidly. :p

Re: Going "green" doesn't have to mean going "slow"...
 

well john you have me blushing with all this smooth talk!!:p for the record i took my green 32 to the mustang dyno today.....












357 rewhp and 368 ft/lbs torque! very pleased!:p car has more in it dang puter keeps pulling power at the redline because the rears are spinning and the fronts aren't.
myself and grip grip are heading to beech bend raceway sat nite and see if the power translates to the ground. everybody close is welcome to run what ya brung!!