"KING TURD"

Simply... BloFish

Atrocity

Still remember as a kid seeing a 50 Olds at our local drive in hangout with the moniker

"Miss Carriage" nicely enscribed on each front fender behind their respective wheels. To this day the only handle on a car that I remember from those days.

Oops , just remembered a blue cheapest model 60 Chevy 335 hp, titled "Blue Lightening" that belonged to one of the older guys. Remembered the car well as it was always a contender in Super Stock class at our local Lincoln, Nebraska drag strip,,,once a military B 47 Air Force base runway.

Story was that he had purchased new with almost no money down and at the end of the season was repossessed as he had never made another payment on it.

I remember an Nitro Hemi 41 Willys named "Good Vibrations".

when i was a kid growing up dad had a rusty old car in the backyard that was really good for holding bees nests on the side in faded letters "J Hawker"

My two "projects" are both Dakotas.

One with a 4.7 that looks like an R/T Dakota is called "R/T NOT".

My actual R/T Dakota is called "Black Dog".

possibly it was close to 30 years ago when he had the car. he said he sold it and it change hands a few times then some guy restored it and races it now but dont quote my memory of those days is pretty fuzy but i know the cars were there because i got stung by more bees than i care to remember

my 63 Dodge 330 Max Wedge
"TAMELESS"

I had THE Original "Max Wedge Duster"

still have the doors..

" Goldie"

Lemon-Wedge.....

"Penny" because of the color. Copper Glow Iridescent.

The wifes 74 street car she named the grape ape

Whompin wedge!

PLUM BAD

Ours was named "FRUSTRATION" for obvious reasons. Usually the frustration is ours, but once and a while we get to frustrate others. The first time we fired up the max wedge engine (15 years ago or so), the STR-14 intake blew up and cracked. In my youthful inexperience, I mis-labeled the plug wires when I took them off the old running engine. I numbered them 1234 down the driver's side and 5678 down the pass side. In the interim of building the new engine, I figured our the actual firing order. Guess I forgot when I put it back together. Live and learn.

The Road Runner (purchased new by my grand father) has been called "The Chicken" short for thunder chicken, since 1969.

The "Nutcracker" Sitting on top of a cromed 8 3/4!

this is the beginning of o.d.b old dirty basta%d not going to get any prettier lol