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Hot Rods High School Willys

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by nochop, Mar 5, 2018.

  1. nochop
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    D89BE1EE-2EDF-4B9F-A125-4ECF5B94B618.jpeg BBD8F435-E2CD-4052-838A-DA7717535F45.jpeg 85242AD0-CD01-4A12-9443-809C1F8D7DB2.jpeg AFF18B1D-AC3F-4B44-A42E-6E5CDBC15DE4.jpeg CA2E27FD-F996-49C9-AD9B-56B614D58440.jpeg pics from around 1973 Dublin CA. Wonder where it is now.....the owner at the time was my auto shop teacher.
     
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  2. Jalopy Joker
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  3. earlymopar
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    OR a guy with 2 dates going to the Prom!

    - EM
     
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  4. Ghost28
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    Looks to be B/GAS with hendersons motors on the hood. Neat car
     

  5. Atwater Mike
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    ...when Gassers were 'correctly built'! Very clean & sanitary.

    Wonder about the throttle link bolt head in the right side of the Moon pedal...should have been a flat head bolt, non-trapping type. Sole-trap could delay time to get to brake...
    Only reason I say this is:
    Back in 1962, my '46 Coupe had a 1:1 671 pump atop Joe Reath's 1958 Chrysler Hemi, triple Vee belt drive...A new pair of Floursheim Imperial Brogue wingtips with my 1/2" ironed cuffs on Levi 501s looked 'scandalishly smart'... I drove the Mean Machine into the local drive-in to hang out, and cool-ly 'cleaned off' the 8.20s as I came in the slick driveway...Traction found, the '46 leaped ahead, my Floursheim jammed into the size-10 Moon was stuck...'PAPP!' It came unstuck, and I found the brake pedal, just in time to bash 2 garbage cans in stopping against the back fence...No harm done, just the 2 garbage cans. I gave the owner $10, and it was O.K.
    Much laughter, and egg all OVER my face!
    Somebody said I was gettin' too big for my shoes, but they had it backwards...
    Looked good, though...:D
     
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  6. Pretty darn cool! Very clean build. Back when ''Corvette motor'' was actual. I was admiring the pedals. Atwater Mike's post was a good read.
    Nice looking young ladies. Love the mod slacks and wide tie, too!
     
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  7. alsancle
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    In the first picture, what are the two kids holding up to their ears? Can't be cellphones.
     
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  8. oldolds
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    1962? That would have been the hottest thing. Transistor radios! Dig it man!
     
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  9. indyjps
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    I see a transistor radio and a pipe.

    Willys is beautiful, think your old teacjer is still around, he'd be about 75-80 yrs old. I imagine the school system would be able to locate him, theyre likely sending him a pension check.
     
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  10. Stogy
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    Calculators...:D

    Seriously that's when I started high school and yeah...no electronic gizmos...Klackers & Caculators that was it...wait transistor radios or walkie talkies but they were huge.
     
  11. Stogy
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    1973 Indy
     
  12. oldolds
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    Whoops. That's what I meant! :D
     
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  13. Chrisbcritter
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    Was your teacher's name Woolworth? '76 yearbook photo:
    dlca76-14.jpg
    I've gone through the '70, '71 and '76 yearbooks so far, but no shots of the Willys.
     
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  14. DDDenny
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    from oregon

  15. nochop
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    I’m still in touch with him. He is one of the greatest.
     
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  16. nochop
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    Yup, that’s the crew, I had all those guys
     
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  17. 1940Willys
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    So I see two Ladies dressed in like prom dress's touching their teacher, posing for their prom picture, by a roped off Willys Coupe. Wouldn't fly today would it? Hope it's the mans daughters, he's got his arm around one. Just say'n!
     
  18. Stogy
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    Perhaps you should have a chat over a drink or coffee with him and have him show you some more pics. Perhaps he was with a club or has strip or build pics. I suppose he knows your heart is in the vintage cars correct?
     
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  19. 49ratfink
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    our auto shop teacher had a 56 Chevy 2 door post. just a regular 20 year old car back then. his name was Mr. Wheeler. we always thought that was a cool name for an Auto Shop teacher.
     
  20. nochop
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    Wheeler! Nice
     
  21. nochop
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    That was a different time. I built gunstocks in wood shop, cleaned and re-blued rifles in metal shop. Great teachers that cared for students. That Willy’s was driven to school on several occasions just to keep us motivated
     
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