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Welcome back to SoFla, perfect timing to skip the humidity... sorta feels like California this time of the year. So what part, middle, east or west?
It looks like Henney bodywork and '37 would be the last on GM chassis. After that they strictly did Packards. From Coachbuilt.com: "During the...
I have several vintage cars with alloy heads/pumps and use Amsoil propylene glycol, no water. Never had a problem and some are stored long periods...
Wood cribbing is plenty safe, and organic! Plus you can stack 'em up easy, or drop a door on two for an instant shop coffee table. Make some outta...
Agreed.
Saw the P-32 at a show a few years ago and really liked it, but execution was obviously hurried. Also felt the nose cone was kinda obvious... the...
^^^ No doubt.
Cool score. Definately Cunningham C4 front, but no idea about the rear. The front suspension looks different, does the chassis have a DeDion rear?...
Some tubing dies might make it usable if there's a way to secure them to the bed. Pretty cool if it works, dual purpose tools are always a bonus...
George is right, it's an A40 Austin, cheap to buy in the '60s (and light) so often saw service as gassers. Here's one at Continental Divide...
Love shoebox Fords, always appreciated how sleek sectioned cars were. Must have also affected stylists in the day too, as the French Ford Comete...
Jeezus I love this thread. Have spent hours wading through this stuff... thanks to everyone that adds to this resource.
Best 5 minutes of video I saw today...
Appreciate the welcome, guys. For anyone visiting my neck of the woods, beer at the shop is cold though not always German! :D
Great thread. Only got to see a couple of races in the day because Atlanta was as close as they got for us deep southerners, but never miss an...
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