I pulled the engine for A Roadmaster, after I cracked a piston in the 95 Roadmasters orginal LT1. The rest of the performance goods, like headers, exhaust, tranny, torque converter, rear axle, airlifts, gauges, etc will be split up between the two 95 Roadmaster Sedans, and the left overs I don't need will go to a 94 Roadmaster Wagon. It's still sitting with no engine / tranny, waiting to be parted out the rest of the way. I bought the car for parts, and just fixed it, to see how much fun it would be. The paint refused to stay on, and the rust was started to get to it.

Cool. what happend to the caprice?

HA... that whole spring engine install didn't work out. Too poor to afford the needed gaskets, and paint.  Things are looking better...

i have a 89 box chevy and i want magnaflow exhaust on mine i have a stock 305 in it now but im lookin for that exact sound from the white bubble chevy clip..what do i have to do and where can i find magnaflow's?

I HATE FLORIDA MR caddy! ehh I mean buick

What's your take on Flawduh.... G-Wagon? :p

COOL VIDEOS! Make some more videos!

Screw Florida... I bought my DCM RMS "Jesus" down there in august of 08. I was at my grandparents house, working on it before the drive home. an hour later, I felt like I had shed 10 pounds in just water. Then my grandpa says this is COOL, for this time of year. Besides, I LOVE, L...O...V..E... the snow. I can never get enough of it. This year, I was pissed it kept melting. As for more videos... Not until I get some cars running, and the snow goes away. I lost the keys to 2 of the Roadmasters.... so I can't move them until I find them. lol, damn it....

I pulled the motor out of the 96 9C1 last night. Should be putting it in the 95 DCM RMS "Dr. Buick", this spring.

move to florida, we don't really have winter, it just gets sorta cold but no salt or snow on the road which means all the nice cars are on the road all year 'round.

Not likely, unless I make it to the drag strip next weekend. Winter is almost here, which means most of my cars go into hiding.