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Or this one for that matter http://www.ebay.com/itm/1955-Alfa-Romeo-Other-/282427424249?hash=item41c1fc7df9:g:M7IAAOSwhQhY6sJU&vxp=mtr Says it's a 1900. Is that it? 1955 Alfa Romeo Other 1955 ALFA Romeo 1900 Here is a really nice Alfa 1900. What's makes it very unique is that it happens to be serial number 1900. Its got new gauges. Excellent paint, new upulstery. Unfortunately it does not have the original motor. Needs to be wired and fired and put back together. I have in boxes, the original door cards glass and plexiglass pieces and most exterior pieces. This is a great for someone who is handy with tools, or a wonderful father son project. Especially if you dont like each other. Selling because im investing in another project car.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1955-Alfa-Romeo-Other-/282427448347?#description Does not look familiar to me. Over $50k already. 1955 Alfa Romeo Other, Current bid:US $50,100.00 This Pininfarina Coupe is very nice straight bodied car. The motor will turn by hand. I got it to fire up once many years ago. Been sitting a long time. It had some front end damage but I was able to get it repaired by one of the best in California Might need only a little bondo to smooth it out. Not much in the way of extras. What you see is what you get. Way beyond my mechanical abilities, so she's gotta go! On Apr-12-17 at 14:30:34 PDT, seller added the following information: This car has the correct 1308 motor which I believe is the original engine. the engine will turn. Four speed column shift. This car has a steel body. rear windows are in perfect condition. Additional pix to follow

When I search for parts I always check the "used" box and then sort by "newly listed" first and I search by make of the type of parts i am looking for. By checking "used" I avoid seeing all the made in China valve stem caps and Zebra-striped universal-fit seat covers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvkW8dsqH84 Video Merry Olds 1901 Replica This owner claims the Merry Olds came with serial numbers but he doesn't say where it's located. This car was originally factory built by American Air Products Corp., of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida sometime between 1958 and 1962. The model was known as a “Merry Olds”and the serial number of this car is 390333. These replica cars were featured in the Sept. 1958 issue of Popular Mechanics Magazine, a copy in the photos. http://www.tomlaferriere.com/listings/1902-curved-dash-oldsmobile-replica-merry-olds - offered for sale at $4900 Here's where he got the serial number

so no sanding marks show through probably no coarser than 400 grit. For the final sanding that is. You can use like 320 to cut faster then go over it again with the finer 400. That's for the firewall or the body, but for the frame coarser should be good enough. Actually the paint I have comes with a data sheet and instructions, including sanding and prep, that's where I got the "no coarser than 400" from I didn't just make it up. It says 400 to 600 grit. or adhesive disks And Red Scotch Brite pads for the hard to get at areas.

Here's a couple of videos of a fellow making his own seat covers for his Karman Ghia. He is very much an amateur. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRMjtylmBN0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xWejqJsznI Also there is a company called sailrite which sell specialized sewing machines and has lots of how-to videos. They have a good video showing how to make a motorcycle seat, and lots others. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sailrite https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CamnznmHZDA&t=290s Pikup truck seat cover, Sailrite Here's a fellow who is a professional and has posted lots of how-to videos - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI7FK9iA3nY If you're willing to do it yourself, that's great, more power to you.

I have a p/u like that, was my father's, it is now rusting, D100 Fleetside, Dodge 318 wide block V8 longbed, 3 speed on the tree, brown goldish metallic, mom and dad bought it in 1968 with a camper shell on it, it is a 1964. It is what I learned to drive a stick shift with.

Is this the Hemmings one referred to ? http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/stutz/unspecified/1932745.html

MGTD 53.bmp 1953 MGTD to be sold no reserve

I have a vise like that. It belonged to my grandfather who did blacksmithing along with farming, etc. It's great. With the jaws closed I can use it like an anvil.

It's ultimately about confiscating your older car due to it's not meeting modern emissions and fuel efficiency standards. In California they want you to fail the smog test and then pay you $1,000 to scrap it. And where does the state get the money to pay owners to scrap them? By raising everyone's registration fees. They want older cars off the roads.

global positioning system uses ground stations as well as satellites. The GPS concept is based on time and the known position of specialized satellites. The satellites carry very stable atomic clocks that are synchronized with one another and to ground clocks. Any drift from true time maintained on the ground is corrected daily. The control segment is composed of: a master control station (MCS), an alternate master control station, four dedicated ground antennas, and six dedicated monitor stations. http://www.gps.gov/systems/gps/

They close to sell out the seats when they come to our Northern California track, but there's not that much seating really. Sonoma Raceway has a permanent seating capacity of 47,000. This includes the grandstands and terraces around the track. During major races, hospitality tents and other stages are erected around the track, which brings the total capacity up to 102,000 seats. Here's a short clip of last year's finish, not your typical oval

This approach brought us an audience that was young--58 percent of you are between the ages of 39 and 64 That is a weird statistic.

Not enough advertising revenue

This is a different vehicle, but in the video the owner talks about how he shifts with the cone clutch, so you may find it interesting.

Studebaker is available, someone should grab it. Regarding the Studebaker and whether it will be for sale soon the seller says, "YES IT WILL 1951 BSN.COUPE I WOULD SELL IT RIGHT NOW FOR 4,000 .. JUST STARTED WORKING ON IT."

Might be this one http://oldcarcityusa.com/ Old Car City USA Here's a video, CBS News Sunday Morning no less (I like that show) - http://www.cbsnews.com/news/old-car-city-usa-a-celebration-of-rust-and-roots/ 40 pictures CBS News - http://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/a-museum-of-junked-cars/ Bunch of pictures - http://sometimes-interesting.com/2014/04/23/worlds-largest-old-car-junkyard-old-car-city-u-s-a/

more than just a headlight

It's flying the confederate flag just like the general Lee, Dukes of Hazzard Dodge Charger.

I was wondering if there was a Corvette Registry, then I found this. Did you look here? Do you have old records with the VIN? http://www.c1registry.com/index.php To use this link I think you will need to select the year, 1958, and then you must click on the "Show Registry" button before the list will be displayed.

Here is website you can search for list of cars in a movie or TV show http://www.imcdb.org/ That 70's Show cars - http://www.imcdb.org/movie.php?id=165598

Where is Jay's '58? Did he do a video on it?

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