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Grenade Inspector
Join Date: Feb 2007
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i googled it and it looks like it thanks
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Canada
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[QUOTE Dynaflash_8 wrote
"definatly a henway" ------------- and then HotRod33 added; " A Rusty Henway........." [/QUOTE] -------------------------------------------- It's a Henway and it sure is rusty alright, but it's not just *any* rusty old Henway cowl! No way! That cowl is from an extremely rare and valuable '31 Henway "Flaming Commode" 'Super-Double-Deluxe, 9-passenger, close-coupled coupe'! Amazingly too, much of the metal under all that rust still appears to be factory original too!!! A particularly noteworthy and highly extraordinary identifying feature on this cowl too, is the 2-inch or so diameter round hole located in the center-right side of the firewall! That's the original mounting hole for a bomb solenoid, which indicates the car was originally equipped with the one the rarest of all early-30's Henway options. the mercifully, infinitesimally rare and tragically-ill-thought-out, Acme "Blast Me Clear of The Wreck" factory ejection seat option!!! Ya' can't hardly get a cowl that's much more rare and valuable than that! ![]() Mart3406 (Official Henway Motors Corporate Historian and Archivist) =========================== Last edited by mart3406; 03-24-2010 at 05:03 PM. |
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Grenade Inspector
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: in a trailer house
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going to be the start of a lakes styl car for my bro inlaw
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Old School HAMBer
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: oklahoma/texas
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simon cowl...
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Parry Sound Ontario Canada
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Grenade Inspector
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: in a trailer house
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for being so rare you find these henways everywere
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It's a Henway and it sure is rusty alright, but it's not just *any* rusty old Henway cowl! No way! That cowl is from an extremely rare and valuable '31 Henway "Flaming Commode" 'Super-Double-Deluxe, 9-passenger, close-coupled coupe'! Amazingly too, much of the metal under all that rust still appears to be factory original too!!! A particularly noteworthy and highly extraordinary identifying feature on this cowl too, is the 2-inch or so diameter round hole located in the center-right side of the firewall! That's the original mounting hole for a bomb solenoid, which indicates the car was originally equipped with the one the rarest of all early-30's Henway options. the mercifully, infinitesimally rare and tragically-ill-thought-out, Acme "Blast Me Clear of The Wreck" factory ejection seat option!!! Ya' can't hardly get a cowl that's much more rare and valuable than that! ![]() Mart3406 (Official Henway Motors Corporate Historian and Archivist) ===========================[/QUOTE]
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