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Truck Tuesday - Vote For Mike Livia's Copperhead...
It runs a 1951
Ford V8 Flathead Engine, Offenhauser
Cylinder Heads, Offenhauser Intake and Stromberg 97 Carbs. Custom made Z'd
chassis by Lucky 7. 1936 Ford
Pick Up Cab with a mild 3 inch chop done by Dave Remianz who did also sectioned
the rear window, which ended up only one inch smaller than stock.
Actually
Mike and this amazing truck are in a competition on the web at this moment, in
which I think it deserves to win!
So come on
Folks, give this guy a Thumbs up... and vote and shape the championship finals for
the 2nd Annual Vintage Auto Championship Series HERE!
See Full Competition Stats
at this LINK
Felipe Paris Style Yamaha 650 & '59 El Camino
In 2014 I did a post on Felipe Paris's 1959 Chevrolet El Camino'
Jesterday he dropped me a link to this videoclip with a Yamaha 650 and his stunning '59 El Camino. You can say what you want... about the music, but the clip, bike & car looks superb! Cheers Felipe!
Midweek Muscle
Richard
Petty "The King" races his 6
Cylinder 1960 Plymouth Valiant Hyper Pak, on the road
course at Daytona International Speedway during the first of two Compact Car
races. Petty crashed on lap two and was unable to start the second race. News Photo 1960-1969
David & Lisa.. '50 Chevy COE / '46 Spartan Manor
Always nice
when people give me a message to say how much they appreciate my Blog...
But... it's
even more nice when they tip me things to post, especially if it's one of their
own projects. This time I'm posting a real cool Cab Over Engine... a project
that's send and owned by David & Lisa Haley from Maine USA.
Together
with Wes, they brought this awesome 1950 Chevy COE / 1946 Spartan Manor to
life. Spartan What you probably say?
Yes... The back (RV) was originally a 25 foot Spartan Manor, 32nd unit built in 1946. It has been shortened 10" to fit a Truck frame. They also grafted the rear Chevy Truck fenders in, Real nice job Guys!
Yes... The back (RV) was originally a 25 foot Spartan Manor, 32nd unit built in 1946. It has been shortened 10" to fit a Truck frame. They also grafted the rear Chevy Truck fenders in, Real nice job Guys!
Thanks 4
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More of this COE, and their other rides at: www.ourchevycoe.com
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