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We had an awesome time Skip, thanks again for organizing this. Ill post some pics up here later...
I have a photo of a Record valve cover somewhere, but that is all. I would be interested in learning more about this as well.
Welcome from, Riverview.... :D signed, the treasurer of Rivertuckey
I can attest that gas will remove one shot striping. I had some nice lines on the top of my model a gas tank, a friend accidentally over filled...
Check this thread out. My car is a lot different than it was in that post though.....
whoa! Where is it now? What's the rest of the story? Will it be preserved or restored?
That's ok, I'm hidden behind Dallas' big head :D I'm not in the picture either, guess I was in the john, too. :eek:
This is such sad news. I knew Bill only briefly while we were working on the history of Roamer Racing equipment, which he was quite interested in....
Great pics from today! Had a lot of fun..
Matt, you should check out www.forgottenfiberglass.com if you havent already. All about homebuilt specials from the 50's and 60's.
I love that it has door handles. They look great, as does the rest of the car.
Nice car and cool burns manifold!!
I wish I could get ahold of some copies of CR. I've read some of my friends old copies and every one seemed to be full of great stuff.
http://www.rockabillymagazine.com/ or try to get their attention on their facebook page?
Tucker Fan, when I was ten years old, Tommy Protsman let me sit it #1015 in his Stone Mountain Auto Museum. Tommy passed ten years ago or so, do...
Does anybody have pictures of their full fendered '29 roadster they used as a tow and support vehicle and also raced?
Bump for weekend crew..?
Heres a set of E&S Racing heads without the water log on top installed... Somebody should run this picture by Speedy Bill. His input would be...
The Dan Iandola Riley book has photos of the riley head motor before going in the car, so that portion of the build can't be that old...
Tim, I loved the photos in the R&C story and those are no less amazing! Thanks so much for sharing all the detail shots! I would buy a wall size...
Some '57 Fords, I believe, with spinners I got at a swap meet years ago. for sale in the classified section.. hehe:D
Thats the Glenn Kimbell and Vern Bauer digger. It was written up (with lots of pics) in Hop Up #4. Cool new pics thanks for posting them Kevin,...
My dad had one identical to that in the 60's but it was made by a company called Cru-Cut. He passed it on to me when I was a kid and my friends...
That's so awesome! Thanks for sharing that great truck!
Awesome! That's got the gears turning... :D
Great RPU Greg! I love seeing 60's in Model A's. Are there any tech articles or anything you know of that show details of how to do this?
Yep those are B carbs! They look pretty good too, probably all three will be usable with a good cleaning and a gasket set.
My records show that Almquist sold heads that just said 'Custom'. They seem to be a good combustion chamber design, probably good street heads. I...
Good looking B motor you came across! The carb looks like your standard Model B carburetor, the lack of zenith markings could indicate it's a...
Looks like a great start Jeff. And it's a diamond block to boot. I've been hunting one of those governors for a while. Good luck with the project!
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