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SOLD!
Sold
Sold! Thanks HAMB.
I have several 8mm and 1/2 inch blower pulleys. I cant show picture of each pulley here so contact me for more info. Here's a list of what I have...
Off market.
My dream car to find, Congratulations on your awesome Willys.
The dented stainless outer trim ring is what I'm looking for.
Whats the chance of finding a trim ring like this[ATTACH] ?
Can any one identify these sealed beam conversion's on my 1931 Model A, Thanks HAMB![ATTACH]
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Im still lurking in here, glad to see you Mick.
Like new pair of 6.00 x 16 blackwall Firestones from Coker Tire with tubes. You can still see the nubs on the thread, went to a different size...
No, the collection was sold.
I seen your 32 in the basement and really dug it, nice car!
Anybody know where I could find some headers?
Thanks for the info DDDenny, I also have angle plug heads like your 427 SBC.
I am building a new "big" small block Chevy motor for my full hood 1932 Ford and cant find any 1 3/4 primary tubes with a 3 inch collector headers...
My old South American Hot Rod.[ATTACH]
I have a complete pulled from a running car "NE57" 1957 Chrysler 392 Hemi with the high nickel A-1 block for sale with all bolt on's including the...
I have a 1958 Imperial 392 Hemi "58C" motor for sale its mostly complete but partially dissembled. Has the high nickel A-1 block and dual point...
Will sell for 9500.00 without motor.
I still have your dream car for sale.
Price drop 13,500.00 or trade.
Will trade with or without motor.
This is a real 1958 MGA roadster with a clear title last issued in 1966. The build of this race car started in the late 60's and never finished...
What ever happened to this coupe, looks like a coupe I owned I bought in Arizona years ago.
Let see if I can sell these local with no shipping. Had lots of buyers but I couldn't find the time to ship.
Question for the Willys experts out there, where does the questionable production figures come from on the super rare cars like Woodie Wagons,...
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