Damn big blocks

[Innuendo]

Any more pics of the old girl Innuendo?

Mate, not many survive. I wasn't much into taking photos (pre-digital) so I reply on others who shot photos of my older cars.
Even that one is before the windscreen blackouts and a few little mods. I wish I had more, but I have plenty of memories.

Like the day I took on a VL Walky on The Great Western Hwy at Toongabbie. Put a couple of car lengths on him from a standing green light start. I had to turn into John L Peirce truck yard to collect 44 Gallon drums of Pennzoil (Three at a time in the HQ) and before entering the yard I had to go to the servo to pump up the air shocks to 130psi so I could carry it home to the 'gong. The Walky pulled in behind me, said f*ck me what's in that? To which I answered, tickled up 253 with a trick Tri-matic. Bullsh*t was his answer as he lent down and seen the 4½" custom 4 into 1 collectors....

Great days!

[thatotherguy]

Mate, not many survive. I wasn't much into taking photos (pre-digital) so I reply on others who shot photos of my older cars.
Even that one is before the windscreen blackouts and a few little mods. I wish I had more, but I have plenty of memories.

Like the day I took on a VL Walky on The Great Western Hwy at Toongabbie. Put a couple of car lengths on him from a standing green light start. I had to turn into John L Peirce truck yard to collect 44 Gallon drums of Pennzoil (Three at a time in the HQ) and before entering the yard I had to go to the servo to pump up the air shocks to 130psi so I could carry it home to the 'gong. The Walky pulled in behind me, said f*ck me what's in that? To which I answered, tickled up 253 with a trick Tri-matic. Bullsh*t was his answer as he lent down and seen the 4½" custom 4 into 1 collectors....

Great days!

excellent, my mate had a HD prem with a 307 in it with 186 badges on it ..good times