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Gasser
- Thread starter Warren
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I notice the title includes "parts car". Was it always listed that way?
Warren
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That's because there's a bumper sticker on the back that says beware of ejecting parts, with the subscript of the car.
I'm surprised that the headlight rings haven't blown off already or that hardtop...
As a sidebar the picture below is of a guy who just bought a Tiger
so there's hope for whoever buys this car.
I'm surprised that the headlight rings haven't blown off already or that hardtop...
As a sidebar the picture below is of a guy who just bought a Tiger
so there's hope for whoever buys this car.
sunalp
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Sorry, that's an Austin Healey
Warren
Bronze Level Sponsor
I have some really good friends in the Austin-Healey Club, there's only one guy I can't keep up with mostly because I'm a wuss. He's got a Chevy 350 crammed in one and is an X F1 driver. My comment was that he has good taste in fine British automobiles even ones that have been ruined with Detroit iron.
husky drvr
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Mike,
I think you're right about the tail lights. Probably an understatement about the "scary ride". It looks like the body may have been dropped on an old DJ5 postal Jeep frame. At least that's the only place I remember seeing front wheel hubs with that appearance. Maybe you recall the study which showed the CJ's cornering instability in the early 80's? The postal DJ's were even worse.