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November 6, 7, 8 -ALL-MOPAR Show at Garlits Museum of Drag Racing in Central Florida Moderators: Bryan1960Windsor, Nathan D. Manning Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1 [50 messages per page] | View previous thread :: View next thread |
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Chopper John |
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Expert Posts: 1488 Location: Florida | Not a huge turnout of Forwardlook cars, but it is a pretty good show. Anyone goin'? www.Garlits.com Edited by Chopper John 2009-11-03 3:58 AM | ||
Mike M |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 409 Location: Tampa, Florida | I'll be therewith my 58 Fury. | ||
Chopper John |
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Expert Posts: 1488 Location: Florida | Y'all missed a good show (except you Mike!) If you like 300 letter cars, for instance, there was a C-300, a 300-F convertible, a 300-G coupe (with a 5.7 new Hemi!!) a 300-K coupe and a 300-K convertible. And along with Mike's Mike's '58 Fury - nice car btw - there was a customized 56 New Yorker more-door, another '58(?) Plymouth in lime green, and a few more I think. | ||
Chopper John |
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Expert Posts: 1488 Location: Florida | Will be posting show pics here soon. | ||
Chopper John |
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Expert Posts: 1488 Location: Florida | And here they are! (Garlits 2009 001.jpg) (Garlits 2009 002.jpg) (Garlits 2009 010.jpg) (Garlits 2009 011.jpg) (Garlits 2009 014.jpg) (Garlits 2009 016.jpg) (Garlits 2009 020.jpg) (Garlits 2009 018.jpg) (Garlits 2009 019.jpg) (Garlits 2009 024.jpg) (Garlits 2009 052.jpg) (Garlits 2009 053.jpg) (Garlits 2009 054.jpg) (Garlits 2009 055.jpg) (Garlits 2009 056.jpg) (Garlits 2009 021.jpg) (Garlits 2009 022.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Garlits 2009 001.jpg (171KB - 205 downloads) Garlits 2009 002.jpg (148KB - 148 downloads) Garlits 2009 010.jpg (164KB - 163 downloads) Garlits 2009 011.jpg (127KB - 151 downloads) Garlits 2009 014.jpg (188KB - 161 downloads) Garlits 2009 016.jpg (108KB - 156 downloads) Garlits 2009 020.jpg (192KB - 147 downloads) Garlits 2009 018.jpg (202KB - 152 downloads) Garlits 2009 019.jpg (114KB - 157 downloads) Garlits 2009 024.jpg (194KB - 170 downloads) Garlits 2009 052.jpg (190KB - 158 downloads) Garlits 2009 053.jpg (203KB - 162 downloads) Garlits 2009 054.jpg (162KB - 159 downloads) Garlits 2009 055.jpg (239KB - 161 downloads) Garlits 2009 056.jpg (100KB - 168 downloads) Garlits 2009 021.jpg (182KB - 150 downloads) Garlits 2009 022.jpg (207KB - 193 downloads) | ||
B/G 61 |
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Expert Posts: 2612 Location: Parts Unknown | NICE !!! Thanks for the pics | ||
Fins/413 |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 530 Location: Wake Forest, NC | Thanks for posting John nice photos that Powell is a rare bird. The AMX/Javelin whatever it is a bit over the top. The FL cars looked outstanding. | ||
wizard |
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Posts: 13055 Location: Southern Sweden - Sturkö island | Nice pictures - I kind of liked the 300G with the new Hemi - seem like he didn't modified too much to slip it in, so the car can easily be turned original again. | ||
Chopper John |
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Expert Posts: 1488 Location: Florida | Thanks y'all. it was a great day and a terrific turnout - more vendors than I've seen in previous years -no bargains, though. I saw a pair of twin-strut mirrors that would be nice on my '57 Windsor Town & Country. One base was pitted, the other was nice overall, maybe a 8 out of 10 - eBay-priced at $175. I was hoping a flea-market price of $100 - but I'm still living in 2002. I posted a few more in the General Discussion area, some duplicates, too - http://www.forwardlook.net/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=27965&... The G was spotless! I didn't find the owner to ask how the 5.7 performed, but it was a first-class conversion and looked like it could be easily brought back to stock. The Javelin AMX took a huge amount of work to get it the way it is. Not my cuppa, but the extended crossrams (he had pics of the cut & weld process to build 'em) were pretty neat. I got to speak with the Powell owner. It was there because it has a flathead 6 Mopar engine. He said a comfortable cruising speed with the stock axle ratio is about 45 MPH. Gil Cunningham from Tallahassee drove his blue on blue 300-F convertible there - he's had it over 30 years. When we were standing next to a new Viper that was being raffled off (with the MSRP on the window of $102,000) I was teasing him that he could trade his F for two and a half of that model Viper. Shortly afterwards, he won a class trophy - just a beautiful car. Edited by Chopper John 2009-11-10 9:24 AM | ||
B/G 61 |
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Expert Posts: 2612 Location: Parts Unknown | Chopper John - 2009-11-10 9:20 AM The G was spotless! I didn't find the owner to ask how the 5.7 performed, but it was a first-class conversion and looked like it could be easily brought back to stock. That's Herb McCandless' car . . . | ||
wizard |
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Posts: 13055 Location: Southern Sweden - Sturkö island | Any information about how Herb McCandless solved the push-button problem, or is he running with a floor shift? | ||
B/G 61 |
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Expert Posts: 2612 Location: Parts Unknown | wizard - 2009-11-10 2:22 PM Any information about how Herb McCandless solved the push-button problem, or is he running with a floor shift? Stock 727 TorqueFlite (modified trans mount) still using the push-buttons . . . | ||
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