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Maybe 30 years ago now, I was treated to visiting a Bocar Stiletto resting in the basement of a home near St.Louis. It still sported its front...
After almost 60 years, and making contact with Fred, he set me straight on the engine. It was around 265 C.I., but size was about all that was...
I have seen a few of these engines, quite some years ago, that had been produced by Ford. The fellow that restored my KK Offy Midgets had them...
In the years since posting this request, I was actually able to find my old friend. Along the way I found some photos I took. Here we are leaving...
I owned one back in the '90's. I lost track of it and sadly didn't even keep records of the serial number. As there are so few of them, I suspect...
I fly an airplane. Imagine how nervous I get with these fake, junk fasteners. It is a real problem.
I have been searching for information about what happened to this car. A fraternity brother's car at GMI in the mid-60s. We lost touch and I have...
It sure is nice to see cars put back the way they were early in life. Thanks for sharing those photos.
That little Viking Craft car is awesome. Some one had/has a really cool ride.
Sadly Pete passed away this past week.
The rail is cool, but so is every other part of this photo. Everywhere you looks oozes of the era.
I have run out of ideas on how to reach Bill Montgomery. He wrote a book on the Kurtis Kraft midgets. I have a car that was somehow missed and...
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