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1965 Trivia on Ebay
Can anyone name the car that is in the Coca Cola ad????????
Ebay Item Number 3206050777. I don't know how to do the linky cutty pastey thing%/ Anyone can jump in and do it. |
Thats ok Steve ,cant do it niether, Jamo knows ,But maybe he aint tellin,..........................
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how about....
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the red 427 comp car
CSX3020 Here it is being driven on the highway in Japan, note the car following it. Cheers, wicked fast :D |
Is this the car that was on " My Classic Car" some time ago. They did several laps at a short track oval? Engine was equipped with dry sump at the time.
Rick |
Rick
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I think so.
Here is a link to the company that has 3020 for sale. www.comfortcarconnection.com I looked at another picture from Japan and you can clearly see the cap for the oil sump on the right front. Can't see it in the road picture. Cheers, wicked fast :D |
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Well,
what is the answer ??? I have a comp windshield on the way. I want to take you up on the right way to install it without cracking it. Cheers, wicked fast :D |
Gee nobody asked yet.
First figure out your pattern and drill the windscreen with either 11 or 13 holes. It has to be an odd number. First start at each end and one in the middle then space the remaining.
Then do the same with the screen on the car in the position you like. Take your time. I think it took me a wlhole day to get the results I wanted. Then use stainless slotted screw with those special stainless neoprene backed washers so you don't screw metal to plexi. Start in the middle and work you way out to the ends. Make sure the holes are a bit larger than the screws so not to have any bind since they might be at an angle before being completely tight. Go slow. You will get it. |
If the car is available for sale; is it in Japan or is it still Stateside? Why was it in Japan?? Chasing down Honda parts???? Anyone know?
.........Rick |
Hey those Japanese folks are CRAZY about American cars!! Check my gallery, a pic of my old Excal in a Japan magazine. Last time I was in Tokyo I saw two Jeeps (CJ's I think). Guy and girl in each one. Blue jeans, cowboy hats, they looked like something right out of Texas and BIG smiles to boot. Which was werid in downtown Tokyo, lol.
Ernie |
I dont believe it is a real automobile. From the looks of the woman in yellow, on the left, she appears to be standing on the right side of the vehicle, possibly a narrow-bodied carlike, say, an Indy Car. (I am unable to access the image Wicked fast has posted.) Her body position seems to be out of kilter with the driver. Kind of like the perspective/scale on the sculpture I think was called "The Piedra". In that, the Virgin Mary's scale put her about nine feet tall, compared to the six foot tall Jesus in her lap. Just my opinion.
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Edley,,,you might be right, possibly a painting in fact. Sure as heck LOOKS like the Cobra was the inspiration for it though. Check out the hood latch.
Ernie |
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