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History The 1955 MECCA Special

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by Jive-Bomber, Sep 18, 2025.

  1. Jive-Bomber
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  2. Oneball
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    I saw that on instagram too and thought it looked very cool. In a similar vein Sydney Allard's 1952 Le Mans car is up for sale at the moment. If I win the lottery I'd be straight down there with cash. I know it's "British" but you don't get much more hot rod than a Hemi, La Salle trans and a Halibrand quick change rear end

    https://classicmotorhub.com/allard-j2x-le-mans-1952/
     
  3. Dave G in Gansevoort
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    From the woolly days of SCCA racing. That is a great looking car.
     
  4. Ryan
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    God I love cars with a focused purpose.
     
  5. Rolleiflex
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    Boy, I'd love to hear that thing run and move. I tried looking it up on youtube, but typing in 1955 Mecca doesn't get the results I was after...
     
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  6. noboD
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    Those appear to be Porsche wheels and front hubs. What rear end is in it?
     
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  7. 57Fury440
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    Very cool car. I find it amazing that with all the work in that car it appears to have those funky pipes that bend to any shape. Is that what they are or am I missing something?
     
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  8. Jive-Bomber
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    Those are actually Wide 5 Ford wheels - Probably '39 w/ juice brakes.
     
  9. Dave G in Gansevoort
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    What he said!
     
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  10. rod1
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    Thanks for that one. What a find.
     
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