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a few more E bodies for eye candy. now we know where most of those valuable hemi E bodies made there way to, not to mention a few hemi cuda and challenger convertables.
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What a collection of terrific cars... Zeppelin Cuda sweet.
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:icon_redface:Thanx for that - I'm also interested in ag equipment. Whilst I tend to think tractors are green, [ ;) ] I have some historical/family ties to Case.
Years ago, i went to a farm show with some friends who are real farmers. I knew Lamborghini made his money/got his start in tractors, but didnt know the Agco/Allis Chalmers connection at that time. Anyway, I plopped myself up in the cab of this bright orange Allis Chalmers there on display, and immediately noticed that the shift knob were exactly like the one on my Alfa Romeo GTV6 that I owned at the time. Then I noticed that the gauges looked the same. And the seat belt buckles... Imagine my surprise when I started looking under the hood and recognised the oil filter and saw the 'Lambo" data plate!
I see y'all have the david brown line in your 'heritage' now - guess that makes sense vis a vis DB begatting Aston Martin and Ford buying Aston and Fiat now owning Ford/New Holland agricultural products... hmmm. interesting how all that works out.
And now back to our regularly scheduled programming....
[this was supposed to be right under the post about the organisational chart for agricultural equipment companies - dont know what happened. I'm not particularly computer literate.
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Years ago, i went to a farm show with some friends who are real farmers. I knew Lamborghini made his money/got his start in tractors, but didnt know the Agco/Allis Chalmers connection at that time. Anyway, I plopped myself up in the cab of this bright orange Allis Chalmers there on display, and immediately noticed that the shift knob
I see y'all have the david brown line in your 'heritage' now - guess that makes sense vis a vis DB begatting Aston Martin and Ford buying Aston and Fiat now owning Ford/New Holland agricultural products... hmmm. interesting how all that works out.
And now back to our regularly scheduled programming....
[this was supposed to be right under the post about the organisational chart for agricultural equipment companies - dont know what happened. I'm not particularly computer literate.
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A Buddy of mine has that same engine set up with 2 plugs per hole in his LiL Red express Truck.That is just way cool
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Hi 64Bel - Nice pictures. I live about 12 miles from Great Lakes. Just bought a 67 Cuda and started drag racing last Sept.
A couple more pictures from there
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Ma-Snart, I love that Gasser wagon...
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Thanks, Ma Snart. Pretty cool to be so close to a legendary strip. Here's some more from there. TBONE - great Grove pics!
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