In reply to 914Driver :
Much like the Panamera, I... don't hate that. And I would rock this:
In reply to 914Driver :
Much like the Panamera, I... don't hate that. And I would rock this:
In reply to AWSX1686 (Forum Supporter) :
They make reproductions now.
Keep your eye on the time.
914Driver said:
Sam Raimi puts his car in every one of his movies.
I have to be the only shop in the world with this combination of vehicles.
In reply to Streetwiseguy :
Did you just issue a challenge? 
In reply to Noddaz :
No, but have at it. It's fun...
The odd thing is, It was easier to find the parts for the 124 than for the FJ40. Just go ahead and find a 24 volt alternator to fit a 78 Land Cruiser with a 4cylinder diesel...A guy in Burnaby had the rear axles and bearings, the front axle disconnects have weird tapered Allan head capscrews that don't seem to exist.
I had the distributor cap and rotor for the Fiat in a couple of days, and it's the weird cap and rotor.
Streetwiseguy said:I have to be the only shop in the world with this combination of vehicles.
At one time back in the early nineties, my dad's shop had a Ferrari 328 GTB parked under a 1963 Chrysler convertible on a lift, a Citroën SM parked under a 1969 Cord 810 replica on another lift and one of Bobby Rahal's mid-eighties Indy cars hanging by a chain from the ceiling. There was also a 1954 Nash-Healey parked by the shop's office door and beside it a right-hand drive Fairlady-Z. :-)
Streetwiseguy said:I have to be the only shop in the world with this combination of vehicles.
Ill see your call.
There's a flathead Ford V8 lurking in there.
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