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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Royalshifter, Jan 31, 2009.

  1. Maverick Daddy
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    Clanton Alabama 195235_.jpg 195229_clanton.jpg 195240.jpg
     
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  2. ^^^Rare one year only body style 1941 Lincoln Zyphyr limo. Only 295 built that year.
     
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    from Finland

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    Covington County Alabama 1680959048378covingtonco.jpg
     
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    Madison County Alabama 1681152446021madisonco.jpg
     
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  7. Ah, I see the truck has the usual "Alabama Tatoo" on the door.
     
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    49 parts car.jpg 49 Buick behind my shop. Anyone interested PM me.
     
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    Dadeville Alabama taken literally acrossed the street, and 2 hours before the shooting. 20230415_155022.jpg 20230415_155027.jpg 20230415_155403.jpg
     
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    I think it's a '63.
    Um, could be a '64.
     
  12. Maverick Daddy
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    1963 Grand Prix.
     
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  16. Would one of you dadgum hoodlums please save the dadgum Caddy?
     
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    Dadeville Alabama these 2 belong to Singer/Songwriter BOB WAYNE and are supposedly bound for Sweden 20230415_170438.jpg 20230415_171047.jpg
     
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  19. It occurs to me @j hansen , that you might have a thing for those two automobiles. Am I right?
     
  20. j hansen
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    Not really,,,,but there is always a need for more American cars here in Sweden.
     
  21. Chrisbcritter
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    El Mirage estate auction was today.
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    Sold for $2600.

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    Sold for $3400.
    Best deal I spotted: Pile of '55-'56 Packard grilles and trim, including 4 (!) taillights:
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    Went for $50. 'Scuse me while I go kick myself for not grabbing 'em :rolleyes:
     
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  23. It's simple, it was fuel mileage.
    American cars were all 6 cylinder or v8's in that era other then some Willys, Jeeps and the Nash Metropolitan.
    I have some old car magazines from the era and they mention fuel consumption as a top reason to buy a European import and they reviewed all the imports.

    What's strange to me is In the 1950s the French must have imported quite a few cars to the States at least to here in southern California because I've came across them a lot over the last 30 years being involved in the old car hobby but by the early 1960s they just fade away and you really don't see any "late models" the same goes with the British cars other then the fun to drive cheap sports cars. I assume between the muscle car wars starting in the early '60s and the domestic (American) companies producing economy cars (The falcon, the Nova, American, the Lark the Valiant and the Dodge Lancer it must have really cut into European imports sales... Other then the Bug as they really seem to take off right around 1960ish until the early 1970s when the Pinto and Jap cars (and other domestics like the vega or gremlin) ate into the sub compact market with way better cars (at least for the time)
     
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    Dadeville Alabama. Was arrow straight and daily drivin, 326 car, before it rolled off of a trailer, and into a tree,16 years ago. It was drivin to this spot, and now sits, awaiting resurrection. 20230415_170525.jpg 20230415_170547.jpg 20230415_170925.jpg
     
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    Dadeville Alabama. Full model A frame. The body is housed in a building on an adjacent property. 20230415_170532.jpg
     
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    Thanks for posting prices, always curious to see that. As for the Packard parts, that was definitely a good deal, but the Packard senior series tail lights like that are still pretty common, not nearly as valuable as the Clipper style ones. For fifty bucks though, that was a good deal.
     
  27. Mid 1950s Renault Colorale needs some TLC.

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    One of the last French car on a frame, same frame used on the Goelette van, both of them are pretty neat in their 4X4 form.
    I like to use their X member to reinforce Ford frames, just the right size, I just got a free Renault frame last week to put the X member in my '28 RPU. I did a '32 frame that way some years ago.
     

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