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A contemporary and race rival of rhe earlier Z cars--a 74 Triumph TR6. A lot of shop made parts in it.
more pics: http://bullfire.net/TR6/TR6-125/TR6-125.html
Ed
For just a little more, you can do it yourself!
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I was in and around Japan in the early 1970’s. The “z” cars were sold a “Fairlady” and were marketed to women drivers. No Japanese man would drive one. I am rather fond of lumpy practical autos like the ‘38 Dodge sedan and truck, and my current towncar, a 1957 Beardmore, London Taxi. I put the wife in the back and close the glass partition. Some of you will curse him. British car enthusiasts refer him as “Lucas: Prince of Darkness”
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I've shown this before... A 1966 Ford F-100, purchased as the second owner in Whitefish, MT in 1984. I sold it to a friend a few years later, only to have my then girlfriend buy it back. Been storing the thing ever since.
The body had no rust holes but there was a lot of worn paint and surface rust, so I painted it in 1991. It's pretty much all stock. I reupholstered the seat a while back (just poked a hole in it last year) and the engine got its second rebuild about 14 years ago. The front bumper, grill, and driver side fender were replaced a few years back after an accident. These days you can buy almost anything for the truck. Other than the seat, the interior remains untouched, with the original paint.
George
Traverse City, MI
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Originally posted by Fasturn View PostGeorge - that's a beauty ! My Dad was a plastering contractor in the 60's. I would help him in the Summer and drove that truck to work. He killed Dodges and Chevys, but the Ford was a beast !! Still a good looking truck !!George
Traverse City, MI
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Originally posted by George Bulliss View PostI've shown this before... A 1966 Ford F-100, purchased as the second owner in Whitefish, MT in 1984. I sold it to a friend a few years later, only to have my then girlfriend buy it back. Been storing the thing ever since.
The body had no rust holes but there was a lot of worn paint and surface rust, so I painted it in 1991. It's pretty much all stock. I reupholstered the seat a while back (just poked a hole in it last year) and the engine got its second rebuild about 14 years ago. The front bumper, grill, and driver side fender were replaced a few years back after an accident. These days you can buy almost anything for the truck. Other than the seat, the interior remains untouched, with the original paint.
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