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In Reply to: The year, 1962 posted by DavidLD on March 10, 2007 at 06:38:46:
50 miles per hour on a most unstable beast was a pretty interesting ride. The wheels were so small you got little giroscopic action. Dad was just passing 100,000 miles on the 57 Swept Wing Dodge and buying the 63. My bike with the 3 front sprockets, 5 rear sprockets and a 4 speed hub (60 speed bike) was no longer the trick. I wanted a motor and did mot care too much what it was attached to, two years from now it would be granny's 55 ford with 272, 3 on the tree and duals.Wish I still had:
70 Mustang ram air Mach 1 351C
55 Ford
57 Ford
58 Ford rag top
66 396 Chevelle
64 Dart with V8 and straight axle front end etc.
68 Charger
71 V8 Dart
? Maroon with white vinyl top and white gut Chrysler 300, 440 motor
Dirt bike
Philco 38-690 radio
Elaine, Sue, Mary.....BUT a lot of that insanely expensive audio gear I saw in the catalogs, that I read till the pages fell out, now resides here.
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- Mini Bikes, Cars. Hi-Fi gear. and Mary. - Al Nico 05:24:32 03/11/07 (0)
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