Thread: Teenagers= Muscle Cars

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hey yall. i posted this at the end of the ricer racing thread, but i figured no one would ever see it, and i wanted to get it out there.


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Originally posted by JeffMcMaster
. Oh, there are a few real rods around, but folks the days of teenage kids being true hotrodders is gone forever. They are more into loud music and nitrous today and they don't have a clue about how to get horsepower from an engine.
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HEY NOW! i know where your comin from but Hot roddin aint dead yet! i just turned 19 (oct) and i have been restoring a 69 GTO for 3 years. I did a frame off with the help of my dad, had the body hangin from the celling of the garage. Its got a 467ci 530hp ponch mill, 2X4's , and a whole buncha other goodies. backed up by a richmond 6 speed and 12 bolt posi. my brother (22) owns a chevelle, vette. AT home we have a fleet of gto's, camaros, chevelle, etc. NO ITS not dead! i cant tell you how much i love muscle cars and HATE imports ! so please dont give up on the younger generation yet!! keep trying. I would love to talk muscle cars with any/everyone who wants to chat and get the real deal of Teenagers nowadays! check out my website its got the goat and some others on there.
Daniel

Hi Daniel! Sounds like you've got a great project goin there! As far as teens n hot rods go I think that you'll meet a few other teens like yourself here at CHR! DRG84...Truckguy...My61Chevy...FMXHellraiser...all those guys are really young...i'd guess all under 22... so you're not alone...Have Fun here...I know there's lot's of info that goes both ways between the ages

Originally posted by Jerilynne1965
Hi Daniel! Sounds like you've got a great project goin there! As far as teens n hot rods go I think that you'll meet a few other teens like yourself here at CHR! DRG84...Truckguy...My61Chevy...FMXHellraiser...all those guys are really young...i'd guess all under 22... so you're not alone...Have Fun here...I know there's lot's of info that goes both ways between the ages

Forgetting someone? I'm 16 so yeah, I think I'm part of the younger genereation of hotrodding, there are a few in my school, me, my friend who has a '68 Camero RS and another kid who has a '69 El Camino and me with the '51 Chevy and '67 Falcon, I'm the only 1 in my school with 2 classic cars to my name. the rest like both old iron and ricers.

Originally posted by Matt167
Forgetting someone? I'm 16 so yeah, I think I'm the younger genereation of hotrodding.

MATT ~~~ Sheesh...i'm an idiot ...can U ever forgive me???? Daniel...I think Matt is probably our youngest an one of the most SENIOR members of CHR...an he gives out an awful lot of good advice!!!

Hey...I just checked out your cardomain webpage...nice!!! Left ya some props...c-ya! Geezers..lol...i love sayin that...check out our newest members page @ http://www.cardomain.com/id/gtoman581 I'm sorry i keep editing this post...but you guys gotta check out the paint on the GTO...Cool Flame job! Great colors! (i'm a girlie girl...i don't understand engines so i look at paint ha ha!)

yeah i'm only 14 but i'v been working on old cars and trucks well helping since i was about 5-7 i guess i dont want anything new there hard to work on and there ugly and + they have no power lol

other people can have them i'm just saying that i dont want none!!!

Originally posted by Jerilynne1965
MATT ~~~ Sheesh...i'm an idiot ...can U ever forgive me???? Daniel...I think Matt is probably our youngest an one of the most SENIOR members of CHR...an he gives out an awful lot of good advice!!!

Yep your forgiven Jerilynne.

Actually, mine isnt a muscle car. Its more of a street/offroad/family/truck. Man, is it hard to catagorize an AMC Eagle!

hey u forgot me lol im 17 my car isnt a muscle car by definition but its fun. <notice project gasser is still on hold> <<< for all the people who know what i am talking about lol......scooter

hey don't forget me Im !! Im ! 29 that my story and Im sticking to it

Originally posted by GTOman
hey yall. i posted this at the end of the ricer racing thread, but i figured no one would ever see it, and i wanted to get it out there.

HEY NOW! i know where your comin from but Hot roddin aint dead yet! i just turned 19 (oct) and i have been restoring a 69 GTO for 3 years. I did a frame off with the help of my dad, had the body hangin from the celling of the garage. Its got a 467ci 530hp ponch mill, 2X4's , and a whole buncha other goodies. backed up by a richmond 6 speed and 12 bolt posi. my brother (22) owns a chevelle, vette. AT home we have a fleet of gto's, camaros, chevelle, etc. NO ITS not dead! i cant tell you how much i love muscle cars and HATE imports ! so please dont give up on the younger generation yet!! keep trying. I would love to talk muscle cars with any/everyone who wants to chat and get the real deal of Teenagers nowadays! check out my website its got the goat and some others on there.
Daniel

I figured i'd post my response here as well since it's a carry over from the ricer thread.

This may sound like a far out or a bit of a stretch as to how to get younger kids back into old time hot rodding and muscle cars, but it would actually be as simple as some movie studio putting out a couple of films about hot rodding. It could either be based in the hayday's of the hobby or modern times using old hotrods as center pieces. It worked great for boosting the ricer and NOS popularity.

That being said, I've been tossing around the idea of writting my own screen play about cruising and hot rodding. It would be a real story with believable characters and most importantly, a not-over-the-top, rediculous stunt filled story.

I mean if you watched "American Graffitti" with some kids nowadays, I bet they would be turned on to the scene of cold rolled steel, non fuel injected, gas guzzling, tire smoking, horsepower churning beast of the day! And that's not even describing the uniquely original cool designs of each and every car produced back then.

How's that for an idea? I told you it was a little out there to begin with.

Originally posted by gassersrule_196
hey u forgot me lol im 17 my car isnt a muscle car by definition but its fun. <notice project gasser is still on hold> <<< for all the people who know what i am talking about lol......scooter

Hey there Scooter...I didn't realize that you were a teen!!!! Ha Ha! See the way you guys talk about roddin sometimes makes me think that you've got alot more years under your belt...hmmmm maybe u do...i'll bet you got started when you were 3!

Originally posted by Jerilynne1965
Hey there Scooter...I didn't realize that you were a teen!!!! Ha Ha! See the way you guys talk about roddin sometimes makes me think that you've got alot more years under your belt...hmmmm maybe u do...i'll bet you got started when you were 3!

Its amazing what happens when we have Parents/Relatives that are into hot rodding. After all, whos better to learn from than someone who was there when it was first done?

AWESOME can i have a part? hehe. but you are right if they'd make a straight forward no bullcrap movie it would get more kids into it.........scooter

Originally posted by racerxjj67
I figured i'd post my response here as well since it's a carry over from the ricer thread.

This may sound like a far out or a bit of a stretch as to how to get younger kids back into old time hot rodding and muscle cars, but it would actually be as simple as some movie studio putting out a couple of films about hot rodding. It could either be based in the hayday's of the hobby or modern times using old hotrods as center pieces. It worked great for boosting the ricer and NOS popularity.

That being said, I've been tossing around the idea of writting my own screen play about cruising and hot rodding. It would be a real story with believable characters and most importantly, a not-over-the-top, rediculous stunt filled story.

I mean if you watched "American Graffitti" with some kids nowadays, I bet they would be turned on to the scene of cold rolled steel, non fuel injected, gas guzzling, tire smoking, horsepower churning beast of the day! And that's not even describing the uniquely original cool designs of each and every car produced back then.

How's that for an idea? I told you it was a little out there to begin with.

yeah all of these kids think that there rice burners are so fast and everything then why dont they take two cars and prove it like take the same amount of money and put in to a old car and then a new car we all know the old car will when thats why they dont put old race cars in movies with rice rockets racing

I wouldn't consider us being REAL young because man I feel old already. Haha just kidding. But yeah there isn't a lot of kids our age into hot rods. I am almost the only one at my school into it. There are some kids at school into them but most kids I see are into muscle cars. I am the ONLY one at school into the 30's-50's cars. I like 20's cars too. Like T pails that good ol Streets has there. heh. I wish I knew some more kids my age that were into hot rods. Only thing I don't like is us kids into them don't get much respect from older people and they always say how they wish kids were into rods instead of rice. Either they dont respect us or the blow us off or ignore us. I just don't bother with it though, I stay to myself in my own little world I guess you can say and try not to be in a certain stlye I guess you can call it, I just work on my car ride my dirt bike and do what I wan't.
Lol man I don't even know what I am saying anymore I have to go. haha