Jay1970Z

Over the past 2 years my brother and friends have been racing in Chumpcar for fun and I thought you all might find this entertaining. For those of you who are not familiar with Chumpcar/LeMons racing, you essentially you race a 500 dollar car with unlimited safety equipment..... they have been documenting the whole thing via HD video and I figured this would be a good place to share! They race a 1989 e30 BMW 325is painted like a piece of pizza (they're sponsored by a local pizza chain). Anyway, if you feel like checking it out, their website is http://www.acfracing.com Here is the latest video preparing for next weeks race at PBIR: Here are last years videos prepping for and racing in the 14 hour ChumpCar race at Sebring: Meet the team: If you like, see the links below for the rest of the videos. Let me know what you think!

Still looking, if I could find the time to make it up to Orlando I'd definitely check yours out.

Motivated buyer looking for a 70-78 S30Z. I'm located in Fort Lauderdale, but would be willing to travel pretty much anywhere in the state for the right Z. Preferably looking for something drivable and somewhat complete, but I'm willing to take on somebody else's project if the situation was right. Let me see what you've got!

Add cable TV and a fridge full of beer and you'll never have to leave.

Now that, is nasty!

A couple guys here have done it, look up Krazee X, I hope I spelled his name correctly, hes done the whole LS1 Z32 thing and done it in very impresive fashion if my memory serves me.

Lets boost my Explorer!

Batmobile reject

Damn, the Shriners are messing around anymore...

Ironically, all I could do is laugh at those kids holding those stupid signs.

LOL...man look at those pictures, that kid is a DORK!!! Puberty has not been kind to him.

Would get a TON of use I love this one

That was pretty impressive, a lot of power from a little C4.

I need to warn you before you scroll down. What you are about to see is disturbing and may not be suitable for children. Also, I didn't do it and have no idea who it is so don't take it out on me.

This is an old '81 CJ-7 my brother and I built a couple years ago. Six inches of lift, 35" Ground Hawgs and the old Iron Duke under the hood. My brother ended up selling it shortly after we finished it when he finally realized it just wasn't an economical vehicle to be driving around town. I'd post pictures of my brother's current rig but I dont think I can dig any up right now. Hes got an '86 Toyota 4x4 with 5 inches of lift, 35" tires, 5.71 gears, front and rear locking differentials, 8000 lb winch, the works. Old Toyotas are amazing off-road.