A few pix from Carlisle

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Some of what was there yesterday.

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A '41 V8-400?

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Not what you would think of when the description is "Hemi powered Willys"

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'34

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Speed Stuff

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The Austin could have fit in the El Camino

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Nice '40

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Merc

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Chev

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Last one, RPU

[2tall2beahotrodder]

how much did he want for that 49-51 chebbie? you get his number?

[Model40]

Wow, wish I were there. How much for the 34?

Tom http://www.jalopyjournal.com/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

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Don't have any details on the Chevy. The '34 was $10,000.

[oldandkrusty]

Hey, thanks for posting the pics. I saw most of the stuff, but didn't get to the back fence to have a squint at the Hemi-powered Willys. Very interesting!
I did get a fairly good look at the old-timey T and, while it was pretty interesting, I was stunned by the price tag-$30K. Yikes and double-yikes!!!
Did anyone get a look at the little Hemi (a 241" Red Ram) on the back of a pickup which was sitting out on the lawn opposite gate 2? It was a brandy new rebuild featuring triples and some other stuff from Hot Heads including a Chev water pump. The guy had deceipts for over $1700 in parts alone and he wanted $1800 for the whole she-bang. He started the little cutie for anyone that wanted to listen. It was smooth. The best part was, he had a very sweet '53 Plymouth hardtop that he would sell for $700. It only needed rockers. Wow! The best deal there, without a doubt.

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I picked up a set of '40 wheels (original black), "Ford Deluxe" caps, and ribbed trim rings for $80.

I also got a sunburn. That was free.

[Bruce Lancaster]

I had a good trip to Carlisle...just when I thought the '72 Chevelle and chrome wheel people had completely taken over.
Found '32 engine mounts and good gas tank, a Holley 92 carb, various flathead widgets.

Most cost effective encounter: An original and apparently functional Model B fuel pump lying on an "all parts on tarp $1.00" tarp!

[junk runner jr]

We had a good trip as well. I did not get to walk around all that much. My fathers knee started bothering him real bad. I did meet up with a buddy fron Canada and I picked up my new bike from him. It needs a little work but I should be able to get it in the road in the next few weeks.