The Cool Videos Thread

[NOTSURE]

Wow,nothing rude intended try not to be so thin skinned ..I made it very clear seeing these vids again was great.
I thought I made my self clear there is no problem however there is a trend as of late to post duplicate info over and over cluttering the forum..Dont take it personal.

Nick once you have given to the forum like I have then and only then can you comment ..I suggest you can-it now.Feel free to Pm me.

Originally Posted by nickdolphins

Wow - what a rude post!!!

If everyone used the search box all the time and only posted 'new material' then there would barely be any threads!

For someone with so many posts in a forum I am shocked at the tone of the post.

Onto the post....I personally think this post rocks and have really enjoyed all the videos - thanks to original poster.

[mikeychallenger]

OK, time for something heartwarming.

YouTube - 1971 Dodge Challenger Restoration

Mike

[stickjohnsonaah]

Originally Posted by SImopar

Check this one out !
Twin supercharged Dodge Challenger Burnout #2- Video

Sweet!!! no tires are safe!

[Showbiz]

Originally Posted by stickjohnsonaah

Sweet!!! no tires are safe!

WOW!!! That is the best Smoker,I have ever seen in a Challenger WOW!!

[Mullit]

Keyless Go, ROFLMAO!

[djwhog]

Originally Posted by mikeychallenger

OK, time for something heartwarming.


Mike

Mike that was a great video and a great job on the car! Give Dad a hug for me. Man another classic reborn. Makes me teary eyed. thank you thank you!

[mikeychallenger]

Originally Posted by djwhog

Mike that was a great video and a great job on the car! Give Dad a hug for me. Man another classic reborn. Makes me teary eyed. thank you thank you!

I would but... you do realize I'm just a sort of video "pimp" here. I'm just sharing the videos I find that I like. That wasn't my restoration project; I just happened to find it while looking at Challenger videos. I agree though, they did a nice job! I always wonder however, when people do restorations like that, how well they restore what is underneath. Like if you go out in that car and punch it, will the suspension hold together or is it still weak underneath from being rusted out over time? Guess you never know based on what you see on the outside.

Mike

[djwhog]

Well I can tell you my 64 Dart can slam into the ground after a wheel stand and no issues, in fact I built it up with B body size front end parts, big block torsion bars, frame connectors, and poly bushings etc. Front and rear sway bars are larger than thse i nmy 3/4 ton GMC 4x4. So it depends on the person. But I have seen some others do great work too