Greg Myers

I think you're right.Kinda like paddle shifters on cars with CVT's

Gota picture ?

http://dailypicksandflicks.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/picdump-1176-6.jpg

On a serious note : http://autoweek.com/video/jaguar/bremont-lightweight-e-type-watch

OR?

If you read fiction B.S.Levey has written some great stuff around racing some early ( C types ) Jags. http://www.amazon.com/B.-S.-Levy/e/B001HCX2EQ

Yes and all in BRG too.

What a great period BUILD. Brings back modeling memories as well.

I thought someone had done a "continuation / clone of the Jag XJ13 http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z7339/Jaguar-XJ13.aspx

An interesting study, retro , continuation (i.e. Shelby's continuation cobras) kit cars, clones, tribute et.al.

Not too far from the Hudsons right? We all remember them from our youth.

1957-1959 Dodge D100 Sweptside Pickup

Crusin' was never about parking in a shopping mall parking lot was it Chip? http://www.myrideisme.com/Blog/phoenixs-cruise-on-central-truth-about-the-5-bucks/ Friday and Saturday nights were for crusin'. Up and down Speedway Boulevard ( yep , that's the name of the street, still is) aimlessly lookin' for girls and cool cars with the occasional stop light drag just like the movie American Graffiti. I had a '56 Chevy Bel Air all through high School (1961-1965) 283 ( ok, it was a 265, but that's what i'd tell everyone, they didn't know) dual exhaust, four barrel ( yep, the mighty Rochester 4gc) . Ivory and Cinnamon or what ever they called it. Didn't last long, a friend had a '56 just like mine painted a dark Cadillac metallic green, so it was off to the base hobby shop ( Dad was in the Air Force) to get the color right (my first paint job)

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