Nice first hot rod and it has a flathead
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Big block, Muncie 4 speed with 4.11 gears which frankly is a little low but a lot of fun!
Old British stuff was a lot of fun but required a lot of mechanical Dedication. When I had them the internet was not around, so you almost had to join cults to find parts. Every time a Brit company would be bought by someone else, what little parts that were left disappeared. MG, Triumph cars, Austin, Sunbeam, BSA, Triumph motorcycles and Norton dotted my past. Even did a stint at a dealership.
I quickly got smart enough to always have a Ford and a Kawasaki for daily use.
That Trumph roadster looks fun, TR-3a?
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Ahhh yes, Lucas Electric. Prince of darkness.
Peter Egan would write several great stories on a machine like that!
Very cool!
Is that your wagon in the background? I have seen that around town! Nice wheels!
