OLD MUSCLE CAR PHOTOS

[Redrocker1958]

Originally Posted by Kenny Camaro

Here's a picture of my fathers 1968 GTO. My Father passed away Sept. 22, 2016. I'll be posting some more pictures of some of his other cars in the near future, as well as some of mine. The GTO was one of my favorites as I owned a '72 that he helped me purchase when I was 16, it was my first car. Rest in peace Dad.

Very cool story..sorry to hear about your father

[Kenny Camaro]

Originally Posted by Redrocker1958

Very cool story..sorry to hear about your father

Thanks, it's very appreciated.

[Kenny Camaro]

KENNETH LARRY ROBERTS. 12-13-1941 to 9-23-2016.
Here's a picture of my Fathers favorite car that he ever got to drive. Mom got him the NASCAR experence for his 66th birthday. Dad got to drive a real NASCAR and go 158 miles per hour. This was his favorite birthday present ever. Working on getting more pictures of his cars and will be posting them soon.

[shank0668]

Originally Posted by hotlap

I bought this car in 1982 when I was 19 years old. This picture was taken near the end of its restoration in 2000. Its a 1976, 455, 4-speed, Y82 Bandit.

You still have this? Awesome car

[JFM-jr]

Originally Posted by Kenny Camaro

Here's a picture of my fathers 1968 GTO. My Father passed away Sept. 22, 2016. I'll be posting some more pictures of some of his other cars in the near future, as well as some of mine. The GTO was one of my favorites as I owned a '72 that he helped me purchase when I was 16, it was my first car. Rest in peace Dad.

Sorry for your loss may he rest in peace. My Dads gone 3 years now and he was a car guy too. Me and him built the 99 Hugger Orange SS that he bought brand new together. Lots of good times with him and that car from our very first track outing with only 800 miles on her.

[Kenny Camaro]

Here's a picture of my Dads 1927 T-Bucket roadster. Though technicly not a muscle car, it was definitely a hot rod. He owned this ride from the late 80's until his passing. My mother still has the car in Nevada. It has a 351 Windsor with a cam and solid lifters and performance heads. Dad loved this car and called it 'baby'. He never lost a race in this car. He said,' No one can hang with baby's one, two punch'. Wich was him nailing it from a dead dig and running it through first and second gear. Mom says it was never even close. Well, it weighs about 2000 pounds and pushed about 500 horsepower. Dad said he could put three cars on anybody by 80. Kenneth Larry Roberts' T-27 Bucket. Rest in peace Dad.

[Kenny Camaro]

Here's Mom and Dads 77 Stingray Corvette. Dad owned several Corvettes, including two today. He sold this one around 1994. Not real fast, like anything else that came out in '77, but it had that classic C3 Corvette style. I actually got to drive this one, unlike the GTO and the T-Bucket.

[motorhead]

Originally Posted by chvyman

'64 vette from 1972 , "65 impala now

Are you interested in parting with that impala. My daughter is looking for one like that. Pm me if so.

[Kenny Camaro]

Originally Posted by JFM-jr

Sorry for your loss may he rest in peace. My Dads gone 3 years now and he was a car guy too. Me and him built the 99 Hugger Orange SS that he bought brand new together. Lots of good times with him and that car from our very first track outing with only 800 miles on her.

Thank you very much. Dad and I started working on race go carts together when I was 12. Some of the best times ever were spent at the race track with the cart and its McCulloch 99a chainsaw motor. Won a bunch of trophys together back when only the winner got a nice trophy. That must have been great to have had your father build a track Camaro together. Do you have any pics? I'd love to see them.

[Kenny Camaro]

Bump

[Curts14]

Let's get back to the old photos of Muscle Cars.

[Kenny Camaro]

Bump

[FastCarFanBoy]

Cool pictures. here's a few of my past rides and projects. The bottom pic is of my '68 real SS396...still the only car I regret selling.