Oh my goodness, no honor required. I'm like everyone else on this website, I'm old (82) and I like to see the photos and hear the stories from "back in the day" just like you do. One more thing about that 4-wheel steering, front wheel drive Indy Car. Mickey purchased a used Oldsmobile Toranado for some research into 4-wheel steering. He mounted a "steerable" rear end system on the Olds chassis and drove it around on the street to see how it felt. He let me drive it around the block a few times and it was just such a weird feeling. Like Sammy, I couldn't wait to get out of the Olds myself. Mickey had built two Indy cars for that year (I think it was 1966). The 4 wheel steering car and a normal mid-engine rear wheel drive car. Neither car qualified. Both cars were to be using a Small Block Chevy engine with 3-valve cylinder heads, two intake valves and one exhaust valve. Me with an assembled engine, in that back lot at Mickey's shop. Screwing around with it during assembly. The engine was pretty exotic, but it had major issues and never lived up to expectations. Although it may look like a Dual Overhead Cam engine, it used a single cam in the stock location, with some very strange pushrod angles and rocker arms...
Auto Show at the Connecticut St Armory Buffalo NY. 1912 Iroquois Gas Building, 37 Church Street, Buffalo
1930s Boston & Maine - Maine Central's original 'Flying Yankee' (Boston Bangor) soon after its April 1, 1935 christening at Old Orchard Beach, Maine
The Jalopy Journal
