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Why don't you buy a quart of hammertone, close in color, and then tint it match. I bought quite a bit of hammertone over the years, but never...
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Frank that was quite common in the day. You could run the convertible division or the regular GN series with one car. I have fond memories of...
Somewhere I have several pictures of the "Banana" as it was being built. Bumpers were narrowed, sectioned, windshield the same. It was a show...
One of the theories was that he did not warm the engines before take off and the carbs iced. At least that was what was going around in the...
Made a trip to H-M to pickup parts for the Junior Johnson "chicken car" While I was waiting to get loaded, I counted about 15 "cammer's" stacked...
Frank, I believe that is the old Hillsborough track, judging by the high dirt berms
D & M in SC and Phoenix in AZ are two names that come to mind. I have used both
Rick just delivered my IH from Wisconsin. I believe he was headed to Canada after picking up two race cars in Concord NC. Good and quick service....
That funeral coach would make a neat ride
"Uncle Billy" as we refer to him. A hoot after you get to know him. I think he still has an early morning show on KDAV AM radio. If you run up...
gotta $225 bid, wouldyabid 2 1/2, 225 now 2 1/2 gettomon 250, it's only money, it'l grow back tomorrow.
And who can forget "High and Mighty" from the late '50's
Believe it is the old Hillsboro 9/10 mile dirt track. Enoch Staley and Bill France operated it
The long nuts are used on older trucks with air brakes. I have spliced and replaced all the copper that I ever want to. I make all my lines from...
The did fair in the mid '50's. Bill Strope (sp) was the Ford factory racing store. They had two cars in the top 10 in points in '56, Ralph Moody...
Hi to y'all from the South
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