any classic car owners???
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I feel lame having to prefix this with "It's not mine, it's my dad's", but I'd be lying if I pretended it were mine... He claims it's a little shy of 200 hp, and a little shy of 2000 lbs, but I think he's prone to fits of exaggeration every so often 
No power steering, of course. And no power brakes - one does brake stands of a different kind while driving this car!
No power steering, of course. And no power brakes - one does brake stands of a different kind while driving this car!
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It's not a car, but I recently picked up a 1911 Triumph TT. Complete with pedals, a 50MPH (with a tail-wind) top speed and a lossy oil system that spits oil all over you and sometimes the folks next to you.
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Originally posted by dmilzoff
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Yes, the 1950 Chevy has a Mustang II front and air shock rear. PS, AC, custom SS exhaust and show motor.
Soon2be993tt
Yes, the 1950 Chevy has a Mustang II front and air shock rear. PS, AC, custom SS exhaust and show motor.
sweet, how much travel do you have in the rear? When I started the car no one went air and I now regret not doing it. But i've already c-notched the rear so it's just a mtter of time.
How does your AC run? Pretty good? Vintage Air unit? I did front and rear and it was a PITA
I wish I would of done my rear suspension the way we did my dads woodie.
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