Crazy Sunday @ Six-Pack Speedshop

Always nice to visit Crazy Sundays of Six-Packspeedshop at Overpelt, Belgium. Nice people, a couple of nice cars. Not much, but some are worth a shot:

Is this the Moon-Eyes hot rod?

Don't you just love those car-saturdays?

Ah, today was a great car-day. We drove early to Six-Pack Speedshop in Overpelt Belgium to get Red correctly setup. The new mill doesn't run very smooth so we needed someone with real knowledge to look after her. Always nice to go there. The people are very nice and there's always someone there you know. This time, I was invited by Sander to drive along for a testrun in his 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner with a 528 Wedge. Niiiice...

Next, we went to my little shed where my friend Wilfred parked his 1966 Dodge Coronet he purchased last week. Looking at it again...it's a very cool ride. Certicard, original sheetmetal, original paint...very nice:

My nextdoor neighbor is restoring a Honda S800 coupe and besides that, he has this nice metalflake painted convertible. He handed the keys to us and let us play with nice cute cart-like car. This is really fun to drive and man, does this sucker rev!!

Six-pack speedshop, Ultimate garage

Had to get some floorboards for Peebles (63 Savoy) at Six-Pack Speedshop. Always nice. There's always something you can catch on camera (like the 528 hemi with Hillborn fuelinjection). The "fuzzy" shot is a real M-code Bee...it's for sale by the way.

Crazy Sunday - Sixpack Speedshop

This sunday was A Crazy Sunday at Pascal's and Ted's Six-packspeedshop in Overpelt, Belgium. This means that the shop is open on sunday and there's always something special to see. That's fun ofcourse, but you get to meet some people you don't see on a regular basis and talk mopar. Always fun...and...he had a little surprise:

The arrival

Today, Red's powerplant was ready to leave the safe haven in Overpelt, Belgium. So, we transformed the little VW Caddy into 12 cilinder and head home. Compliments go out to the Six-Pack Speedshop Team! The engine looks awesome. They put a great amount of work into detailing the engine so it looks like stock again.