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Just to give you an idear, this is part#1 of 12.....each about 10 minutes long.

As you'll see, it's a particularly prime candidate that presents a very "target-rich" environment.,.....I've already got several suggestions for dialogue that crack me up......unfortunately most of 'em belong in Miss Kitty's!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEGNAR_HncQ

If only there were a way to download the clips themselves from YouTube.....I'm seriously considering contacting the account owner for the originals!!!

JG300-Stoopy

- JG300-Ascout

I am so totally gettin' inspired here to suggest our own porcine version of "Mystery Science Theatre 3000" with cheezy movies shown in the hangar for our snooty enjoyment and piggie smart remarks...we can call it "Mystery Pig Sty Theater 300" or sum'thin'. This should be the first feature.

DUDE!!!!!!! ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm THERE!!!! Was even making up some dialogue of my own while watching......it's PERFECT!!!!! Fire up the mic and windows moviemaker, get some pig silhouettes in the foreground to complete the effect and we're good to go!

LOVE that show!

Laughing

JG300-Ascout

- JG300-Stoopy

We'll schedule it for the next Pigsty movie night so we can all hoot and holler at 'im and throw empty beer bottles at the screen.

I am so totally gettin' inspired here to suggest our own porcine version of "Mystery Science Theatre 3000" with cheezy movies shown in the hangar for our snooty enjoyment and piggie smart remarks...we can call it "Mystery Pig Sty Theater 300" or sum'thin'. This should be the first feature. Wink

JG300-Stoopy

Yeah, and that backseat's big enough to hold the kiddies plus two young punks with glass cuts all over 'em, no problem!

Someone actually cut that movie into a whole bunch of parts and uploaded 'em all up to YouTube. I ended up watching most of it while icing my thumb up, and it's a hoot in that campy, cheesy, early-sixties Red Asphalt kinda way. Just missing Frankie & Annette....Total gas, Daddy-o!

The storyline attempts to explain why Dad is all wussed-up but it don't cut it of course. We'll schedule it for the next Pigsty movie night so we can all hoot and holler at 'im and throw empty beer bottles at the screen.

JG300-Ascout

- JG300-Stoopy

- JG300-Ascout

A 413 with 350 H.P.?!

www.pbase.com/image/43083861

I've also seen 375 HP quoted, pretty respectable huh? Dad needs all the power he can get with that big plastic luggage dome on the roof and those rotten kids horsin' around in the back!

Dad needs to stab the brakes a couple of times to teach both the 'Vette and the little snots in the back seat a lesson about road manners. Fibreglass and cartilage are both pretty sensitive. Wink

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- JG300-Ascout

A 413 with 350 H.P.?!

www.pbase.com/image/43083861

I've also seen 375 HP quoted, pretty respectable huh? Dad needs all the power he can get with that big plastic luggage dome on the roof and those rotten kids horsin' around in the back!

JG300-Stoopy · Last edited by JG300-Stoopy on Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:02 pm; edited 1 time in total

- JG300-Ascout

Did there even exist a 383 then? I don't think so. Maybe a 392 hemi? Well, probably not in the Fo-Do See-dan Plymut. Gotta' think about that one...

Well, yes and no - seems a 318 and 383 were available but were not the "same" block and motor as what that displacement usually refers to (and I didn't know that until today, so yeah, yo're right!)....but seems these 383 motors did come with options for 2x4Bbls and even a cross-ram intake from what I've read.

Pretty cool page here, haven't read it all yet:

http://www.allpar.com/model/fury.html

As an aside, and I'm swimming in historical muck here beyond my ability and guessing, but didn't De Soto have an early "Hemi", (at least I remember them supposed to having once offered a hemi-type V8, right?) wich was not the same, but some type of forebearer to the infamous "real" Chrysler hemi that debuted in 1964, I thought?

JG300-Ascout

A 413 with 350 H.P.?! Shocked

www.pbase.com/image/43083861

JG300-Ascout

- JG300-Stoopy

- JG300-Ascout

I'm thinkin' '60-'61 Plymouth Belvedere, probably '61. I almost caught myself sayin' "DeSoto", but knew that couldn't be right...

OOOoooo....NICE try!!!! '61 Plymouth is right on the money (I guessed a '62 Plymouth)...... Not a Belvie, tho (now I don't feel to bad on fudging the model)......Think "Christine".......and she definitely didn't age gracefully!

I'm also guessing with the 383 instead of the Leaning Tower of Power slant-six, by the way he finally jumped around that Chebby!

Did there even exist a 383 then? I don't think so. Maybe a 392 hemi? Well, probably not in the Fo-Do See-dan Plymut. Gotta' think about that one...

JG300-Stoopy · Last edited by JG300-Stoopy on Mon Mar 19, 2007 1:54 am; edited 1 time in total

- JG300-Ascout

I'm thinkin' '60-'61 Plymouth Belvedere, probably '61. I almost caught myself sayin' "DeSoto", but knew that couldn't be right...

OOOoooo....NICE try!!!! '61 Plymouth is right on the money (I guessed a '62 Plymouth)...... Don't think it's a Belvie, tho (now I don't feel to bad on fudging the model)......Think "Christine" in a 4-door model.......and she definitely didn't age gracefully!

I'm also guessing with the 383 instead of the Leaning Tower of Power slant-six, by the way he finally jumped around that Chebby!

JG300-Ascout

- JG300-Stoopy

Hey speaking of good ol' "Murcan automotive horseplay, here's another vid from an old cheesy cult classic you may recognize......for extra points, identify the make, model and year of the Family Vacation Truckster that Dad's drivin'. I surprised myself and got the make right, was off by only 1 year on the vintage, but didn't get the model right tho.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGGArf38x5s

I'm thinkin' '60-'61 Plymouth Belvedere, probably '61. I almost caught myself sayin' "DeSoto", but knew that couldn't be right...

JG300-Stoopy

LOL, Willi.....

Well, I gotta admit I've never seen that show, Ascout, (well maybe I saw a second or two of it while flippin' channels) and until Car Craft has their own show, with David Frieburger in his trademark sandals showin' us how to wedge a junkyard Buick 455 into a Chevy Cavalier and get into the 12's for under $500, I'll take your word for it.

Hey speaking of good ol' "Murcan automotive horseplay, here's another vid from an old cheesy cult classic you may recognize......for extra points, identify the make, model and year of the Family Vacation Truckster that Dad's drivin'. I surprised myself and got the make right, was off by only 1 year on the vintage, but didn't get the model right tho.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGGArf38x5s

JG300-WILLIFOCK · ***Power User*** Offline Joined: Aug 31, 2005 Posts: 140

awesome use of stye filter

JG300-Ascout

- JG300-Stoopy

Nether....Billy Bob Brubeck (local shop).....

Gotta admit, either one beats the vehicles them Spitfire drivers are using...

You GOTTA see this!

I could only watch about 15 seconds (which was cute) only because it features that insufferable prc from "Top Gear", the program that passes judgement on the automotive industries around the world in snide prose from the one source that is singularly the least qualified to have input on how to administer an automotive industry, all things considered. Rolling Eyes