This is neat, I get tired of cars restored to a degree that they are "better" then they were the day they rolled off the showroom floor. I have an old 40 Pontiac businessman's coupe that outside of a repaint and looks like crome work to me, it's stock, still have the original seat covers even. It's a flat six model, and with 70K miles on it drives about like a half wore out car. It could use some steering parts, and the engine uses a little oil, but for puttin around town she's just fine.
to all those "cash for klunkers" beings: don'n deprive all those interested in automotive history of the enjoyment of the gems you blindly sacrifice for no real purpose, not even for environamental reasons, or is the hate and indifference in all of you so strong? Think...
This is neat, I get tired of cars restored to a degree that they are "better" then they were the day they rolled off the showroom floor. I have an old 40 Pontiac businessman's coupe that outside of a repaint and looks like crome work to me, it's stock, still have the original seat covers even. It's a flat six model, and with 70K miles on it drives about like a half wore out car. It could use some steering parts, and the engine uses a little oil, but for puttin around town she's just fine.
505197 4 months ago
to all those "cash for klunkers" beings: don'n deprive all those interested in automotive history of the enjoyment of the gems you blindly sacrifice for no real purpose, not even for environamental reasons, or is the hate and indifference in all of you so strong? Think...
65emkay 5 months ago
We are looking forward to driving Dad's '54 Bel Air there in June 2011!
db0956 9 months ago
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Jetsen6 1 year ago