In reply to Scott_H:
Yes
In reply to Scott_H:
Yes
EvanB wrote: Drove a stock class car in MA at the rallycross today. I didn't have the right class magnets so I made my own class.
You left out the part where you won MA in a stock class car.
This is the day Nikki crashed at the 'ring in 1976.
Piper J-5 modified for use as an ambulance in WW2, short hops to the nearest aircraft carrier.
Flat tops? Where we're going we don't need...flat tops.
Been seeing lots of strange things on local craigslist lately. 1985 London Roadster
Appleseed wrote: Flat tops? Where we're going we don't need...flat tops.
Ok, so volunteered to test that launch contraption?
RevRico wrote:
That's funny he calls it 'not a kit car' but it's a Beetle with a kit of parts on top of it to make it look like TD.
RossD wrote:RevRico wrote:That's funny he calls it 'not a kit car' but it's a Beetle with a kit of parts on top of it to make it look like TD.
Those cars weren't sold as kits. They were manufactured in Detroit and sold as complete cars. Supposedly they used completely rebuilt VW motors and chassis. I don't know about the "sold at only at Cadillac dealer" stuff, though.
Here is a real TD, similar to the one I'm restoring:
I've never heard of a London roaster until this morning, it was just a needed distraction from this
I'm almost dumb enough to buy one just to keep on hand for when I break down. Good thing I'm pinching pennies right now.
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