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I was only in the Fox once when I was 10 or 11 (my uncle Tony ran it), now it seems there aren't any acts worthy of a venue of that sort.:(...
The pics don't do the Fox justice, it really was a palace. [IMG]
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Fox theater, St. Louis, 1940's [IMG]
Pictures are pretty much all that's left of it, a victim of my own personal recession.:mad:
First time I saw any was around '72.
[IMG] [IMG] [IMG] Before, after, way after.
Most 58 pass car heads did not have provision for spark plug cooling so the coolant passages in your block would allow all the coolant to leak...
What are the last 3 or 4 digits of the casting numbers? There isn't much difference in pass or truck heads that both have 1.94 intake valves...
Anybody know about this pic posted a few pages back? I swear it's my mom (on the left) in Galesburg, IL. Maybe around 1940. [IMG]
[IMG] This is it, '51 I think.
The first thing I'd look at are the sides of the block just below the deck surface, the most common places to find cracks.
My brother started taking me to Cordova when I was 9 , he was seven years older than me. There were still push starts, quite a few flatheads, Jr...
Not sure what this is, Chevy? [IMG]
See what these guys are doing....don't do it.:D [IMG]
I must have been impressed by the tiger upholstery ? [IMG]
I'll guess 303, a good Olds related number.:D
What's to be ashamed of? I've had a lot of cars and none has been more fun than the old T-bucket.
1. My grandfather's '41 Chevy business coupe sold at auction in '72 for $35. It was in decent running condition. 2. Complete Algon setup for...
The one I had for my 409 also had an under dash mounted switch that by-passed the resistor for more voltage on demand.
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