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1968 Mazda Cosmo Click on above link. CURRENT BID: $38,500 The 982cc two-rotor engine features two spark plugs per chamber, as well as dual distributors and a single carburetor. It produced 110 horsepower when new and is paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Following the seller’s acquisition, the engine was rebuilt by Rick Engman with new rotors, stationary gears, and bearings, as well as a set of custom apex seals. Additional recommissioning work included rebuilding the clutch master and slave cylinders, the brake master cylinder, the brake calipers, and one of the axles.

One is for sale now 1913 Rauch & Lang Electric Open Roadster Location: Wellington, Nevada 89444 This 1913 Rauch & Lang Electric Open Roadster is said to have spent time in Briggs Cunningham’s automotive museum in Costa Mesa, California, prior to being sold into another private collection. It was purchased in 1988 by the seller’s father, who used it as a promotional vehicle at his theme park, the Ponderosa Ranch in Incline Village, Nevada. The car has reportedly remained in storage since the theme park closed in 2004. An 80-volt Hertner electric motor powers the rear wheels through a worm drive and draws from 14 six-volt golf cart batteries. This Rauch & Lang roadster is now offered with a charger, spare tires, and a clean Nevada title in the seller’s name.

I'm just thinking that Suburban needs to get one of those "Subject to Tow" notices placed on it, in case it sits there for more than 72 hours.

It doesn't look like you live in Seattle; but rather way out in the boonies. Do Seattle police really patrol that area?

File a complaint against the tow company, Lincoln Towing, for hauling it before the full 72 hour period. That would be a theft, not a legal tow. They are required to keep detailed records, subject to audit. Maybe the records could have been falsified. consumerprotection@seattle.gov Consumer Protection ATTN: Tow Company License P.O. Box 34214 Seattle, WA 98124-4214 If you would like to submit a tow company application in person, email consumerprotection@seattle.gov or call inspector Adam Hollinger at 206‑233‑7093. https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=46.55&full=true (4) A registered tow truck operator shall record and keep in the operator's files the date and time that a vehicle is put in the operator's custody and released. The operator shall make an entry into a master log regarding transactions relating to impounded vehicles. The operator shall make this master log available, upon request, to representatives of the department or the state patrol. RCW 46.55.080 Law enforcement impound, private impound—Master log—Certain associations restricted. (1) If a vehicle is in violation of the time restrictions of RCW 46.55.010(14), it may be impounded by a registered tow truck operator at the direction of a law enforcement officer or other public official with jurisdiction if the vehicle is on public property, or at the direction of the property owner or an agent if it is on private property. A law enforcement officer may also direct the impoundment of a vehicle pursuant to a writ or court order. (2) The person requesting a private impound or a law enforcement officer or public official requesting a public impound shall provide a signed authorization for the impound at the time and place of the impound to the registered tow truck operator before the operator may proceed with the impound. A registered tow truck operator, employee, or his or her agent may not serve as an agent of a property owner for the purposes of signing an impound authorization or, independent of the property owner, identify a vehicle for impound. (3) In the case of a private impound, the impound authorization shall include the following statement: "A person authorizing this impound, if the impound is found in violation of chapter 46.55 RCW, may be held liable for the costs incurred by the vehicle owner." (4) A registered tow truck operator shall record and keep in the operator's files the date and time that a vehicle is put in the operator's custody and released. The operator shall make an entry into a master log regarding transactions relating to impounded vehicles. The operator shall make this master log available, upon request, to representatives of the department or the state patrol. (5) A person who engages in or offers to engage in the activities of a registered tow truck operator may not be associated in any way with a person or business whose main activity is authorizing the impounding of vehicles.

Appears to be in a classic car dealership space to me. There's an MGTD there too. Here is the link http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/ctd/d/hamilton-1939-plymouth-pickup/7088952389.html

Contact Robert Peacocks son in law; RC Arroyo at 303 570 9816.

Going to the hills in Italy for a few years. Sounds interesting.

1939 Plymouth Hot Rod Truck Frame off Restoration approximately 100 test miles since built Very Rare Lots of money spent on this build Being offered is a very cool and very unusual 1939 Plymouth pickup truck that has approximately 100 test miles since a frame off restoration into a very cool hot rod. This vehicle stands out in a crowd, the body of the truck is very straight and the hot rod flat black paint is excellent. The old Plymouth truck’s are very rare and this one is completely done and turn key ready. Please do not hesitate to call with questions or to schedule and appointment to see this incredible vehicle as it will only take one person to look at this car before it is gone, Tom 513 608-8121. Exterior Highlights: The exterior of the car is flat out stunning with excellent hot rod flat black paint on an all steel body that is super straight. This truck has excellent body fit on all panels. The vehicle is equipped with the very cool short bed with brand new oak bed with stainless strips that really sets the truck off. This truck received a Frame off restoration and has been meticulously maintained since then. This truck has no rust period. The wheel and tire combination is absolutely awesome with cooper cobra tires on awesome black and chrome wire wheels that are new to the build. Every aspect of the exterior of this truck is excellent as can be seen in the pictures but this one is even more spectacular in person. Take a look at the pictures, this is one very sharp a Plymouth Truck. Interior Highlights: The interior of the truck is as nice as the exterior. The vehicle features an awesome recovered black vinyl bench seat, all the upholstery is awesome and compliments the awesome quality of this truck. The door panels, headliner, carpet, and dash are all in awesome condition. The dash has a full compliment of autometer gauges. The truck is equipped with a Grant Steering wheel. The truck features it’s orginal heater that appears to be in excellent shape. The truck has a very cool Hurst 4-Speed shifter. The glass in the truck is new, the front windshield cranks out for air flow. The truck is also equipped with a functioning cowl vent. Overall, as the pictures indicate, the interior of the truck is excellent and ready to go cruising. Mechanical Highlights: Mechanically this truck is equipped with a 235 cubic inch Chevrolet 6 Cylinder motor that has been rebuilt and modified. The engine is equipped with an offenhauser intake with a Holley Carburetor. The truck has an awesome finned polished aluminum valve cover that really sets off the engine compartment. The truck is equipped with a set of custom headers. This truck is equipped with a 4 speed muncie transmission that shifts smoothly. The truck is equipped with an aluminum radiator. This truck has a nice hot rod sound and runs strong. The engine bay is in excellent shape. The undercarriage is in excellent shape, everything has been sand blasted and painted if not new. This is a very fresh build with approximately 100 test miles. This is a truck you can get in and enjoy from day one and have an unbelievably sharp truck.

very unusual. never seen one like that. looks like it has a camper shell on it when viewed from the rear.

Here's your link Bob http://catalogue.rmsothebys.com/books/ihdt/

I could have, and would have bought this. It sold for less than half the low estimate https://www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1971-bmw-bavaria/

Here's the phone Gary Cooper Business Details This seller says they're listing on behalf of business Brook motors 603 Southbridge St, Auburn Get Directions (508) 864-5974

I think you want SAE grade 8 SAE grades 2, 5, 8 low, medium, high strength

I think a registry should have everyone's car listed, with a photo and owners name and city, unless the owner opts out.

I'd think for the big end to use roller bearings, it would need a hardened insert, especially if rods were made form aluminum, wouldn't it? Even these aftermarket harley rods which are made of 4140H steel look to have something pressed in for the bearings to run on. And yes the rods are not necessarily tapered. These look straight.

I would adopt the Cole format. That seems very well done. http://colemotorcarregistry.com/the-registry-of-known-cars/

Here is a registry with every known car listed, most with pictures and owner's name and city and state. http://www.duettoregister.com/index.html Here's another one http://www.berlinaregister.com/ http://www.berlinaregister.com/berlina.pdf

Could you use the rubber type used in brake cylinders, like these, and cut a 1/2" hole in the center for the ID.?

wow, he made it home from the war

Was in damp storage with the rust on the gearshift lever, etc.

"The chose file button says 9.7 megabytes limit which is a lot..." "My photos are measured as 370Kb's whatever that is, ..." It takes 1,000Kb to equal one megabyte. So 9.7 megabytes = 9,700Kb So you should be able to post 26 photos of size 370Kb before you reach the 9.7 megabyte limit. 9.7 megabyte equals 9,700Kb