Thread: Who used to be a hoon?

[QUOTE=Standard Clevo? FC or FE? [/QUOTE]

It's technically a Clevor - Windsor block with modified Clevo heads and a BA Ford Performance 'Street Boss" manifold. This engine in 302 form was the original Boss Mustang around 1969. Sits in front of a modded Ford AOD tranny (Ford Automatic Over-Drive - like a FMX with an overdrive gear for touring). It started out as a 1983 injected 6 FC LTD..... just wanted a car that looks like a grampa car (well I AM a grandpa) but goes like schtick.

Originally Posted by rb30gtr

hahahaha, good response! I know not of such activities, nor whom would have done such ridiculous things.

Swedish flick? most would prefer the more broad reference to the Scandinavians!

You are forgetting the two wheeled versions! 200+kph wheelies, or 1 hr trips to Bathurst..etc

I must ask, does an Autech Stagea pass as a Family Looking station wagon?

This person you speak of still into karts?

Yep, my bad, Scandinavian flick is the correct term, was written in haste at morning tea time

Naa, said person finished kart racing in '89, hasn't sat in a race car since, hell, when was Amaroo closed ? and is well, well on the wrong side of forty, or even older if they were brutally honest......

FWIW a really nice RX2 Capella and RX4 came through our little town yesterday.

You can't mistake the cackle of a decent Rotary, although I couldn't tell the difference in sound between a bridge ported or Peripheral ported version, never been into them but do appreciate them.

I used to own one of these but mine was a wolf in sheep's clothing with a full race engine and gearbox in it. It was put together by a rally driver and his mechanic as a challenge, they certainly succeeded as it was the most ferocious little car I've ever driven.

I sold it to an enthusiast who's little brother took it out and blew it up

I let mine out occasionally....

usually when its wet because its easy but juuust occasionally we get a rice boy in the workshop who needs a hand and they let "the landy guy" do some test driving, it'll be good for a laugh, he drives so slow its too much car for him....

of course Im also not totally immune to letting the all wheel drive and good suspension clearance of the wifes disco soak it all up while I pull 3rd at peak torque around some of the local areas while ricers have to slow down or risk understeering out or taking body kit damage.

My hoon day are gone but still need that go fast rush sold my last fast car about 7 years ago 427 big block chev fully worked in a HZ Holden although I still have my Suzuki Bandit it's mildly worked find track days so much fun diso2 my go anywhere car .

"fully worked" Hoon or bogan? Fully sick

I used to be a hoon, now I am an enthusiast

Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

of course Im also not totally immune to letting the all wheel drive and good suspension clearance of the wifes disco soak it all up while I pull 3rd at peak torque around some of the local areas while ricers have to slow down or risk understeering out or taking body kit damage.

I should have seen my future 4wding when I got a ticket for 80 in a 60 zone over a speed hump in a first car (rice rocket!). Actual speed was more like 90 too...

Today I take things a lot easier, but still get huge laughs when the hoon sitting on my rear bumper grinds off the front of their bodykit trying to follow me over a speed hump.