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Remember Green Stamps!

 

And Monkey Wards

 

Sears Roebuck

 

15 oz.

 

Anyone know the 1965 M/T 4-cam SBC story?

 

^^^^I believe Tom Mcmullen had one in his roadster for a short time. Supposedly the engine was very noisy, not in a good way.

 

You are correct sir. I always got a kick out of the grill treatment.

 

Tom built his second ‘32 highboy, resembling the car that ran the SBC and then the blown FE Ford but it was that second roadster that ran a Moser 4 cam SBC, not the M/T Indy engine. I don’t recall much about the Moser but Harvey Crane had some engineering input on that project.

 

Those were I think rear steer; must have been a little weird handling?

 

There is a 32 5 window out of the L.A. area that is original paint,or at least a very old repaint, and a 4 cyl car. I saw the car over 25 years ago when the hotrods returned to Muroc, Edwards Airforce base. I'm pretty sure this is that car. That's not an old picture. And no I'm not complaining because it's not an old picture. It's a very cool picture, and a very cool car.

 

Life is like a box of chocolates.
And I see the one I want!

 

Scroll down,,,,https://forums.autosport.com/topic/214512-coleman-special-indianapolis-cars-1930s/

 

MT was very committed to running stock-blocks at Indy and these heads were part of the attempt to even things up with the Novi and Offy engines. Unfortunately the Indy Fords showed up and dominated for many years.

 

"Too tall " Pat"?

 

There used to be a Tydol / Veedoll flying A gas station on Nelson Street In Hartford, Connecticut, in the late 1940's, and early 1950's.

2 of Al Bergler's cars. The coupe and the roadster.

 

The "Norm Wallace " roadster ?

 

Do the sheep provide the liquid for the beer ?

 

Ed Eaton ?