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08-14-2003 09:13 AM #31
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Hayberg? Yes I am just guessing, couldn't find a pic, but did find a site that mentioned this manufacturer in Wis.1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Still in pieces.
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08-14-2003 11:36 AM #32
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OOOOOOO is this the old " I cant see the forest because of the TREE's" thing, cause if it is I've been known to be BLIND as BAT at times..........joeOriginally posted by Bob Parmenter
Oh Joe, you're gonna hate yourself when Dave finally wakes up this morning and tells you how..................ah........................subtle I can be.Donate Blood,Plasma,Platelets & sign your DONORS CARD & SAVE a LIFE
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08-14-2003 11:01 PM #33
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good thing I went back & read what I wrote, cause look what I found.....joe
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08-15-2003 07:06 AM #34
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Ah Joe, I'm proud of ya laddy!!!
Bruce Baldwin Mohs, the creator of this ........................car, and the black one he labeled the Safarikar. Needless to say, his dream of becoming an auto baron had to fade, along with the rest of his businesses. Hard to believe the world didn't beat a path to his door, eh.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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08-15-2003 07:58 AM #35
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aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh, Bob can we all say UGLY , now I know I've said many times to my rodder friends, that the uglier the car or truck is the more I like it, BUTTTTTTTTTT, I have to change my rules just this one time, because if my DOG was that ugly I'd shave its ass & make it walk backwards
...joe
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08-16-2003 07:20 AM #36
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Is this where Don got the idea for the Rolls??
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08-22-2003 04:10 PM #37
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Ha...
I have been out of town for the last week or so, but I had to check eck to this thread to see what I missed... It was worth the look, for Bob's last clue, I had to laugh out loud when I realized how it nearly slipped past!!!
For more about Bruce Baldwin Mohs you can check your local book seller for a book titled "The Amazing Mr. Mohs"... Of course it was an autobiography!!!
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11-04-2003 11:07 PM #38
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Does it have two sets of lobes and a shiftable cam? I think it's safe to assume it is a v-12. So, is it an Allison? Rolls-Royce? GMC?
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11-05-2003 01:01 AM #39
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Or, we can dig up this old post!!
http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/sho...hlight=allison
It's hard to pull one over on Dan J. We've been walking around the SEMA show and he's now loaded for bear with knowledge!Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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11-05-2003 05:39 PM #40
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So, what mechanism allows it to run in reverse? Does it have shiftable cams?
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11-05-2003 05:43 PM #41
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Streets,Originally posted by Streets
Dang, I missed that one, seems as tho they changed the name from Big Al to P-51.. hehehe... '76 is right ot's an Allison and when ya named um off ya fergot Caddy and Packard too.. hehehe.
Mebbe I should just delete the posting and pic??
Don't delete this posting and pic, it's at least ONE of the "guess what this is" questions I've gotten correct
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11-05-2003 07:40 PM #42
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But the valves don't.
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11-08-2003 07:46 PM #43
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I spend several hours this last august at Bonneville talking to the original builder/driver of that car. It had the first known fiberglass flip up body. He was also involved on several Indy car projects in the sixties. What's his name? Bonus question, where does he live?Anyone can restore an old car, it takes a man to cut one up
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11-08-2003 09:53 PM #44
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And for the geography lesson: Hawaii.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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11-08-2003 11:59 PM #45
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Sorry to go over plowed ground. Jim is still going strong, new ideas all the time. He showed me drawings of a new type of Pro Stock scoop, he designed, he is looking for someone to try it.Anyone can restore an old car, it takes a man to cut one up
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