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Wow what a nice find! Love the red interior!

That’s a nice looking car and a sleeper with the 440 under the hood. I’d have to upgrade to a modern exhaust system to help that thing breathe better too. Congrats on a rare find!

That’s a super cool car! Congratulations! I bet that thing could tell some stories!

I was educated and worked around machines for my lifetime, as well as work on cars and bikes for fun. And, it is always interesting to consider some of the interactions going on that just amaze us. And for this issue, it is a balance of friction and lubrication that is still interesting...

I worked at a tire shop for over 20 years. Yes it can be repaired but not by the shop. Here is what YOU can do.... With a 20lb sledge hammer, lay rim flat on floor FACE UP. You stand on the rim with dent at your butt. Swing sledge and hit the dented lip until it it close to being round again. IF...

For wagons, rear tailgate/ door lock.

And just as fascinating a container you loaded that into for our perusal - that Babel thing! Could you if possible please load some tire load and inflation tables into it? For both Bias and Radial if possible please?

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Was reorganizing some parts and came across this, any idea what it's for? Thanks

Is the bead seat straight (round) when you put it on the front of the car and spin it?

Today she ran for the first time in years, got the carb set close I think...... timing is close also I think. Has a slight miss, but I have a couple cracked plug boots, and the cap/rotor were what was on it, I think it's time to replace all 3 of those. Now I need to find the clutch fork...

I'll strip the vinyl top off and see what the metal looks like. I think it's good. But still need to seal the metal.

Nashville TN about 1975. I see a 72 Fury.

Pittsburgh 1941 Pittsburgh 1945 Pittsburgh 1950

NE 82nd Av. & NE Hassalo St. - Portland Oregon 1949 - LA

Beautiful car! I would love to have that color combination on mine.