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Ed Fluck (Drag City) was casting a really cool chopped 32 Fordor.

A Victoria would be nice.

That's a 70 Monterey BTW. Here's a 69: Maybe 69-70 Cougar taillights, without the fins?

That would be Larry Shinoda.

71 LTD taillights would be a better fit.

Problem is, is that small-displacement turbocharged engines are not particularly efficient.

Well the taillights kind of go with the front styling. Shape of the grille opening and location/size of the fog lamps resemble a 69 Camaro.

....but that Eldorado is not "fully restored".....

In the fleet now: 2019 Subaru Outback Premium. White/black interior 2004 Ford Explorer XLT. Black, charcoal interior. 4.0 V-6. 2011 Ford Fusion SE. Sport Appearance Package. Silver, black interior. 1969 Mercury Cougar XR 7. Yellow, Saddle interior. 351W/FMX. 1981Honda CB900F. Silver. The garage queen.

Not to mention the total goofiness of the main character. And what's with the animated part?

I got a couple a few years ago off eBay. Can't recall who the caster was. Missing Link?

That's what I usually end up doing as well.

My main focus when behind the wheel is driving. Besides it is difficult to transfer photos from my phone to computer.

Saturday: A caravan of Healeys: Bugeye Sprite, Jensen Healey and a 100-6. Aston Martin DBX. 65 Pontiac Grand Prix.

That sounds about right.

Pretty sure that was not the case.

By then Ford created the LTD Brougham as the top of the line and the "vanilla" LTD was downgraded.

It would be fairly easy to scratchbuild a Sanden compressor using Evergreen tube and sheet.

I thumbed through the latest issue at Barnes & Noble. Interesting but not worth the $7.99 cover price.

I bought the R&T book. There is some interesting stuff in there, but it's not worth the cover price. The magazines of John Bond, Henry N. Manney, Rob Walker, Tony Hogg, David E. Davis. Brock Yates, et al are no more. Octane is what a car magazine should be.

Profanity and leading zeros on page numbers. Really?

I was going to say....

There was a company doing those conversions. Don't recall the name.