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Discussion in 'Off Topic Hot Rods & Customs' started by Ned Ludd, Mar 17, 2025.

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  1. SS327
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    Join the club!
     
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    Before spending a lot of time in Photoshop I reckoned it'd been done to '60s iterations, either in pixels or in steel:
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    The Camaro looks Yummy.
     
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    Healey shooting brake, as seen on the hamb
     

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  5. Ned Ludd
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    A bit clearer:
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    Did you do that photoshop?
     
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    Yes — in Gimp (free Photoshop workalike).
     
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    I saw this last weekend at the Crown Point Concours in Indiana. 331 Cad powered, tilt front end, strange I beam front axle with no wish bones.
    IMG_7322.jpeg IMG_7323.jpeg IMG_7333.jpeg IMG_7332.jpeg
     
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    Allards were known for their "flailing axle" ifs, which was similar to the LMB conversion for Austin Sevens and British Fords, and latterly to the Fatman split-axle arrangement. It'd usually have some kind of fore-aft location, though.

    Allard stuck with it long after others would have reckoned they'd been there and done that.
     
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