Loved the period adverts. The one with the white n red cobra made me laugh. The cool guy putting on the gloves looks like an onanist of the highest order
Great pics Sandy, thanks for taking the time to get em up on here.
In a galaxy far, far away ....
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Cor, I bet that white "T" is a real bugger to drive with a blown Hemi. A healthy supply of clean pants needed for that 0wner.
Loved the period adverts. The one with the white n red cobra made me laugh. The cool guy putting on the gloves looks like an onanist of the highest order
Great pics Sandy, thanks for taking the time to get em up on here.
Loved the period adverts. The one with the white n red cobra made me laugh. The cool guy putting on the gloves looks like an onanist of the highest order
Great pics Sandy, thanks for taking the time to get em up on here.
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It would look great in a chopped and channeled 32 Ford 3 window coupe. That would be my dream car. You would have to be talkin maybe mid 8s on the strip in a lightweight coupe? Not bad for a street car. The short wheelbase would probably worry me a bit though.Cannonball wrote:is that not the daddy of powerplants visually and power
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Gringo
It resides in the Haynes Motor Museum near Sparkford in Somerset.Yorkie wrote:Is Gary Belchers 'T' still around?
Remember going to Bell Vue in Manachester to see most of those cars!
Fab post
As regards Andromeda, my mates uncle used to own it at the time. Said it went like Saturn V rocket. Reckoned it was close to 1000bhp, but couldn't put the power down at the strip.
