[Konvas] russian 300mm !!!
colcam at aim.com
colcam at aim.com
Thu Mar 18 09:03:32 CDT 2010
That was in 1967-- and it did not have the mystique of today.
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From: steve beverly <capt.video at hotmail.com>
Oh NOOO!!!! I suppose it could have been.worse, it could have been the big block
car, but even losing a small block is a terrible loss!
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> Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:55:03 -0400
> From: colcam at aim.com
> Subject: Re: [Konvas] russian 300mm !!!
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> Just an old stock 1965 Shelby, the Ford 289 jammed into an AC body. Bought
it from the Lincoln dealership because they got three of them and sold them in
one day, ordered three more and sold two over the next year. He kept one
because the new 427 was coming and that beastie was even more than he wanted.
The guy who owned the dealership drove this one for about a year and a half, got
umpteen tickets, and decided to sell it to me as a "demo" for fifty eight
hundred, a good notch down from the sixty four hundred on the original, and in
67 the garbage truck got it and two other cars when it's brakes went out and the
driver decided sideswiping a group of parked cars and stopping that way was
better than driving through downtown without brakes.
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> From: Peter Haas <peterhaas at cruzio.com>
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> On Mar 16, 2010, at 4:47 PM, steve beverly wrote:
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> >> Actually, back then I had a 289 (AC) Cobra-- which had a rear end >> that
always wanted to go its own way.
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> Based upon a Jaguar/Dana 44, with IRS and inboard disk brakes?
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