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Times two on that thought Kev. His skills are over the top. I envy them.Love every aspect of this build. Perfect in my world.
Yes, that was me driving. I really like the Porters the car sounds really good! I can't wait for some burnouts! Jimmy White
Hey Jimmy, Tell me about the exhaust. I need to know more. Did you have a tube coming off the collector that I can't see going to a muffler or are they just badass open headers? Pictures would be great buddy. The car is everthing I would want in a car like that. Ungodly cool dude!
Hey Terry! again GREAT CAR!! It was the BEST car at GNRS in my book!!! I was glad I got to talk to you on Sunday morning..... my dad is the current owner of the "old Larry Teter's" 32 Vicky
Hey Brad it was good talking with you too. I didn't think to ask you but if your dad has any pics of Teter's Vic before he changed it I'd really like to see them. Terry
Larry Teter with his '32 Vicky was a huge influence on me and on my build. I got a great surprise today when Brad (32-cabriolet) sent me some photo's of what Larry Teter's car looked like in 1977 when his Dad bought it. This is a picture of the original windshield and another pic another friend sent me of the Vicky back in '62. Thanks Brad! Terry
As I did in the other thread, congratulations on making the TRJ cover. One of my favorite Vickys ever. Perfection.
Bringing this one back to the top. This build is how I feel every car should be built attention to detail. With everything polished or chromed. Great job love the car. Posted from the TJJ App for iPhone & iPad
Gorgeous machine, over the top fab work, and period correct in every way. Great engine selection, nothing looked better in '62 than chrome 348/409 valve covers. Kudo's --- Steve ---
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