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Discussing all aspects of automobiles over 25 years old.
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From: eleonorno@hotmail . com - 26 Sep 2007, 12:53
Hi all of you!! Nice to have joined something like this!! I have recently bumped into this collecting site, and was pleased to see their offer of antiques and vintage items. Apparently they have just launched their English version, but have a good 10-year experience in the collecting field...... worth a look, I think!!!... Please, tell me what you think...
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From: Ken Doyle - 23 Sep 2007, 23:05
Body is not so great, but drivetrain is strong! * cgi.ebay . com /ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190155978774
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From: ivan.trajkovic@gmail . com - 23 Sep 2007, 22:21
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From: Stude - 23 Sep 2007, 00:03
DIRTY OLD CAR I drive an old car - over forty years old. I drive it about 500 - 1000 miles a year. We have a nearly new Camry for trips other then my short runs to doctor, volunteer work and odd-and-ends. This car brings back memories to a lot of people and trips back home have often been...
1 Posts. Last post send by: Stude - Sunday 23 Sep
From: asherseth@gmail . com - 18 Sep 2007, 01:17
I am considering buying an antique truck for deliveries...a small enough model that what would hold less than today's minivans. What's the first year, make and model offered in America that had air conditioning as an option? I understand some cars, like Franklins, as early at the 1910s, had ammonia-based air conditioners. Although Franklin was a fancy...
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From: terry75115@yahoo . com - 11 Sep 2007, 23:58
I'm looking for a auto restoration shop for my '57 Chevy in the Dallas area. I'd like people to give me as many names as possible. Thanks, Terry
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From: john - 11 Sep 2007, 11:41
Good News!! Read it...........If you are considering donating a used car to a charity there are several things you need to know. Your donation benefits not only you but also recipient of your donation. Of course, who your recipient is and how they will use your used car varies from donation to donation. read more * w w w .zone-car . com
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From: jdharvey@gmail . com - 08 Sep 2007, 10:11
Hi, I'm working with a friend on his 1931 Marmon 88 straight-8 engine. He pulled the fully functional engine about a year ago, had the whole thing miked out, replaced all the parts that needed it etc. in prep for a rebuild to fix leaks and generally restore the engine. The engine is now all back together, and we can get it to turn over and run under its...
10 Posts. Last post send by: jdharvey@gmail . com - Saturday 08 Sep
From: john - 07 Sep 2007, 04:40
Used Car and Autos Information, Buying Tips, Car Repair and Audio Systems, Car Review, etc.. Read Here * w w w .zone-car . com
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From: JLA - 06 Sep 2007, 22:37
A few pics in the Edsel Gallery here * w w w .jlaforums . com /album.php?searchísel&search cond=description&sort order=&start=0 * w w w .jlaforums . com /album.php?searchísel&search cond=title&sort order=&start=0 From WP The idea for the Edsel came from Ford executives who were thinking about market niches when they should have been thinking...
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From: Moase - 03 Sep 2007, 02:04
I'm looking for a very good intake/exhaust manifold for a 218 Dodge to replace my unrepairable one. Send me an email if you have one or know where I can get one for sure.This is for a 1949 Dodge Wayfarer Business Coupe but I'm told up to 1952 will fit.If you can send pictures of the manifold that would be great .Thanks.
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From: Eisboch - 30 Aug 2007, 12:05
Mint, near number 1 condition. (number 2 only because it has been driven). Full. professional mechanical detailing done in 2005 and is documented "as built" per PHD build sheet. 45k firm Pics and details at: * w w w .eisboch . com /gto RCE
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From: Stude - 28 Aug 2007, 21:22
One point of ths post is to push "MI5" down the list, but I would like some suggestions. But: My large forty years old car takes up too much room in the garage and getting it in is difficult due to no PAS and an unkind neighbor who parks in a bad place. I am looking for a small, inexpensive reliable car. A Honda Civic of the mid/late 1970s would do,...
4 Posts. Last post send by: Stude - Tuesday 28 Aug
From: Otto Skorzeny - 28 Aug 2007, 14:37
What is all the crap that keeps getting posted in this group? Is there any way to stop it? How do posts from 8 years ago on some off the wall topic end up on this group? Forrest
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From: jd - 22 Aug 2007, 03:49
Does anyone have this manual? If so, is it worth buying/downloading. Does anyone have it in PDF format? Thanks, Flipper 69 Firebird 400 Coupe
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