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That’s just wrong.


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no,not wrong---la dawri!

 

Did that guy die the first time out!
Holy S$&@t!

 

I'll bet that was interesting to turn into the farm entrance with.

 

He survived just fine. That's Eddie Hill.

Mick

 

Look Ma!!!..... No helmet....

 

That's sad.....

 

The late Budd "the Kat from AMT" Anderson with El Matador and the Styline T-Bird. I was fortunate toknow himfor a rew yers before his death.

 

He looks like my brother in law.....

 

La, what????....

 

A LaDawri was a Fiberglass kit car made in the late 50's through the mid 60's. The Corvette with the ugly front end is not one them.

Mick

 

And then along came non-traditional PVC and everybody was suddenly a plumber.

Bob

 

Thank you!!!!

 

no,i think you'll find it was a 'repair' option for a wrecked ft end--think they showed a pic ...

 

Fred Steele's T Bucket ....appeared on the cover of The Ventures "Out of Limits" vinyl LP album .

 

Hey!!...Is that Dyno Don?!
6sally6

 

Not La Dawri. It's Acme or one of the other short-lived custom fiberglass companies. Chances are it had been in a front-end accident and the custom nose was cheaper than factory bodywork.

 

Looks like it could be possible, and I’d say that photo was taken in the Infield at the Indy 500.

 

thanks-def the pic i remember,though confused!!

 

No! He's a wannabe...

 

They had one of these at Auto City in Portsmouth, NH that some Airman from PAFB traded it in. We were looking it over until my brother sat down on the nose and some lady came over and yell at us and told us to leave the building. I always had a bad taste in my mouth when seeing or reading about these fiberglass add ons.