Name that car , make model and year ???
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Vega?
Jensen Interceptor. Early ones had 383 the later ones 440
The yellow car: 1928 or 29 Model A Roadster with the front bumper delete option and straight-cut doors.
The vehicles in the driveway are a mystery. A Honda Ridgeline and a Mazda Miata. (Not likely but it's the best I've got).
The vehicles in the driveway are a mystery. A Honda Ridgeline and a Mazda Miata. (Not likely but it's the best I've got).
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Have you ever heard of/seen a Jensen with a 440 6 pack??
That works ,I’ll take it …A little dab won’t do ya !
Put a V8 in it lol
Would that be the same English teacher that tells you A at the end of a sentence AWell...thankks!!
Maybe that English Teacher I had was onto something when he whacked me on the back of the head with a hardcover book!!
Like a computer reboot, I guess.
No, but theres an idea. I am not sure but I wouldn't think they would be the highest speced engine as they would be lethal
The yellow beast is a 1922? Mercer. Sport/race car. Worth about $300k. So it is rare. In Museum in Geraldine 20 mins away
The black beast is a 2001 Holden SS Fifty, LS1. I put a cam, exhaust, Over the Radiator Air Intake. 410hp There is a guy doing a spiel on them
That was going to be my second guess.
Very cool.
A curb weight that is 2100 pounds lighter than say my QC, must be nice...
A curb weight that is 2100 pounds lighter than say my QC, must be nice...
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How are you getting along?
I have lost the neck brace.
1929 Vauxhall Other 20/60 Hurlingham | Trade Me Motors
Purchasers of a 20/60 Vauxhall had about eight different body options they could choose from. This car arrived in New Zealand back in 1930 with a Richmond body ...
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I knew you had a fettish for Red! Lol
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Eh what?? lolWould that be the same English teacher that tells you A at the end of a sentence A
Aokay, thanks for asking. No heavy lifting yet, but that takes a year or so apparently.
It must be a freedom feeling to have that brace off!
Haha.
I used to talk to Trainman (Jerry, eh), quite a bit on the phone.
He often commented about my heavy Canadian dialect.
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