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EZ Nova 06-26-2022 02:41 PM

Tony, yes, unfortunately Serge T passed away. I meet him and Ned about 2005. I have worked WITH Rolling Thunderz since about 2016.

Ned has taken Serge's son Sasha under his wing and he now works for Ned learning the high performance game. BUT there is a lot of things happening and that I can't get into, due to ongoing legal proceedings.

As for Mike Celica? That car probably had the BEST name for any car I can think of!!!!!!!

CamaroNOS 06-27-2022 11:52 AM

Just another great street/drag racing story Ziggy. Sent you a PM.

Maybe you need to write a book for us yoyo's with big letters, simple words and lots of pics......lol. I would be your first customer.

Keep those stories coming.

Paul

GM Powertrain 07-01-2022 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ZiggyL78 (Post 1594144)
LOL. Yes, I did. I never heard it called that though. If a TH400 was stock it had a built in safety where it shifted on its own from 1ST to 2ND just before the motors redline. I never tried it on any Muscle Car but it was a riot in my tow car. If a passenger didn't know that a 400 had this function, they would flip out the first time it happened. If you look at the pics I just posted you will see my old blue 67 Olds 98 down the street from the Nova. On the outside it was let's say rough, but on the inside it was rough. LOL. It had a 425 Olds with a TH400. That motor was a stump puller that would not die.

Thanks for posting.

I used that feature often in my L34 '67 SS Chevelle I had in '85 and my '66 396 Caprice I also had. Drop it in first and stand on it and wait for that Turbo 400 to "blow shift" into second with a satisfying bark from the tires. Always fun.

Love the BB Nova you had as well as the Turbo Buicks ( I have both currently.) You have great taste in cars!

ZiggyL78 07-02-2022 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by CamaroNOS (Post 1594249)
Just another great street/drag racing story Ziggy. Sent you a PM.

Maybe you need to write a book for us yoyo's with big letters, simple words and lots of pics......lol. I would be your first customer.

Keep those stories coming.

Paul

I thought that's what I was doing. Anything over 3 letters I have to ask the wife.;)
PM sent.

CamaroNOS 07-02-2022 11:54 AM

Ha ha....your the best Ziggy.

Paul

ZiggyL78 08-17-2022 06:45 AM

The C5. King Of the Hill.
 
I was on YouTube and found this vid. I can't believe I forgot it in the C5 chapter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNuKidXK8TY

LT1vette 08-20-2022 03:37 AM

Zig... Did you ever run down on Eastern Avenue below the "new" Gardner Exp?

I had a 72 Riviera GS, I would run 5.0L Mustangs and beat them. They'd be PO'd getting beat by their Grampas car... LOL

useless tony 08-20-2022 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by LT1vette (Post 1598604)
Zig... Did you ever run down on Eastern Avenue below the "new" Gardner Exp?

I had a 72 Riviera GS, I would run 5.0L Mustangs and beat them. They'd be PO'd getting beat by their Grampas car... LOL


Are you sure you mean Eastern ave?

Commissioners street (south of Eastern/south of the Gardiner) was a popular location for street racing.

CamaroNOS 08-20-2022 01:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZiggyL78 (Post 1598324)
I was on YouTube and found this vid. I can't believe I forgot it in the C5 chapter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNuKidXK8TY

Now your a movie star Ziggy, what else are you holding back on......lol.

Paul

EZ Nova 08-22-2022 02:00 AM

Ziggy, looks like you were racing Steve "splash" Damianidis's street car with the SSRE power. His '68 Camaro race car was quick back in the day. Small world as that same '68 Cararo used to be John Carinci's car.


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