Lemme see if you got skills, and I might! And you will have to ride with me while I do 150, then we got a date! XD

What car do you have?

68 Nova four door. Lol

Haha! You like it old school huh? XD

yup. Plus i like that year model's body style too

Would absolutely depend on what kinds of skills you have and you demonstrating a real ability to handle the vehicle and conditions and that I trust the car being pushed that fast.

I've been up and around that speed behind the wheel. I wouldn't do it unless I trusted the car and the road at the limit. Thankfully, I have a car I trust under those conditions.

Only if you were drunk.... Wait- no, if I was drunk..... Hang on a sec- this whole thing seems crazy!

On a serious note, tho- I do hope this is just a random question & hasn't actually happened?!

I don't know, what's riving?

i cant type. It was suppose to be driving

Hmm, would remind me of Crazy Taxi... heck yea!

Cool, when I rebuild the engine, I'll pick you up

That would be suicide if you drove that speed, you will get yourself killed!!!

my friend weaves inbetween semi's with a 99 Honda he tricked out. Now thats crazy!! lol

1. Have to see your skills
2. have to ride with me once I purchase a muscle car

I ain't a real big Chevy fan, but the Novas are nice, especiall the '68s. I'm a diehard Mopar fan, and lookin to either purchase or make a "clone" of a 1970 Plymouth Superbird, affectionately known as the 'wing' car, because of its huge nose cone and huge 3 ft. tall rear spoiler. Figure I'll have to clone one from a 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner or Sattelite, since only 1,920 were built.

Well, either that or the Superbird's twin, the 1969 Dodge Charge Daytona. But I sure as hell wouldn't be able to find one, let alone buy. Only 503 of those were made, and they usually go for over $100.000 unrestored!

bah, I'll get a 68 thru 70s Charger and make a daytona clone. There plentiful. Or make a 440 Cuda clone from a slant six Berracuda

haha, good luck with that Barracuda clone, even Cudas in bad shape go for about $20,000 since there rare. Cloning a Daytona wouldn't be as painful to your wallet, but their prices aren't too nice either.

There are actually more parts needed for a wing car than people think though. Of course, there's the nose cone and wing, but also theres the rear window plug, A-pillar covers, headlight buckets, vacuum lines for headlight operation, front valence than goes under the front of the car, a special striker plate, fender scoops, special fenders, rubber gasket where nose and fenders meet, and a couple other things. And believe me, a lot of that stuff ain't cheap, but they do now have reproduction pieces, so it's not hard to find them anymore.

hmm, I though that they only used those special fenders on the race model Daytonas and Superbirds? You know, for to clear the front slicks?

yea i'd ride with ya i've been on a suzuki hayabusa 1300 one of the worlds fastest road bike doing 170M.P.H so yea i'd ride with ya

sweet. Have you ever been on one of those Kawasaki 750s?

no but i have been on a honda VFR 750

Heh, only if I knew you were really really good. I tend to like my hide where it is. :)

they are very similar fenders to those found on the stock roadrunners and Chargers, but they bow in towards the center a little more. Also , I forgot to mention, that the only part interchangeable between the Superbird and Daytona, are the headlight buckest. Everything else is completely different and unique to each car. Also forgot to mention that on the Superbird, you also have to buy either a new hood or a hood extension. as the hood was a little longer than that of stock Roadrunners.

Always good to meet other people that know about cars! ^_^

thanks man. Nice to see others whole know about them too

Not a chance. Car trips at *normal* speeds worry me. You go 150 and I'd beat you over the head.

Only if you'll ride with me going 160, lol

thats a bet!!! lol

I would ride! ^.-.^

How much traffic? I don't think it would be a good idea in a traffic jam

uless you have an 18 wheeler and going 80 mph! Hey it worked on Driver Parallel lines

I'd be too worried about jackknifing

yeah, that would suck