Toys,
can't live with them.
Can't live
without them.
The
garden tractor from Hell! I bought it for Dad to drive in the
pits, but he couldn't sit on it comfortably.
The
little demon is powered by a 20 hp Wisconsin high rpm 4-cycle motor. It
has a Model 'A' trans and a very narrowed 47 Ford rear.
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The
dragster I owned and bench raced for 8 years. It was built by the
Moss brothers in Omaha for the 1962 season.
It
had a 428 Buick nailhead that started life as a 401. It had a 6-71
Isky blower and Enderle fuel injection.
Real
magnesium rims Eddie? Yes and it had M&H Racemaster Dragster
slicks that hadn't been spun in anger.
The
rear view. It had a chute but our dog ate it! Just like my homework.
The
slingshot had lots of chrome, axle, radius rods, steering arm and
linkage. It had a cute little moon tank up front and lots of
braided line.
The
moon gas pedal, chrome hand brake and chrome direct drive housing can be
seen here.
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This is my 2001 Limited Edition Dodge Motorsports Dakota. It has a
4.7L V-8, 5-speed trans and 3.55 posi rear. It is 1 of 5000
Motorsports trucks built. They were mid year introductions
and only made in 2001. So, it's a rare truck!
 This
is Wifey's 2001 PT Cruiser. We ordered it from the factory and
waited for months to get it. It's the Touring Edition with 4 wheel
disk brakes and ABS, traction control, remote locks and alarm system,
etc.
My
1967 Mustang has a 302 cu. in. motor from a 1983 Mustang GT and original
auto trans. It will haul butt!
This
is a picture of the Austin I owned for many years. It is Jeremy's
now and sits in a garage at a rental house. I drove it with a Datsun
4-cylinder, 4-speed. Currently there is a 350 Chevy sitting in it.
Jeremy
is saying his goodbyes to the rail. Two guys from Lincoln were on
their way to purchase it.
My
Z-28, Austin and 67 Mustang (hiding in the rear) are all in this shot.
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