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Inside the $250 million penthouse on 'Billionaires' Row'

I did my stairs like that, except I made them "fan" out as they spiraled (like "rays").

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Dodge’s Electric Muscle Cars Are Delayed

https://www.motorious.com/articles/n...-cars-delayed/

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Only the Caprice models had the optional hidden headlites in 1968. If you see them on an Impala or Impala SS - they are addons - not factory built.

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Just ordered this. It will tell me what my O2 level is in my blood. Good to know when I am not on 02 -like a short trip to the store. It arrives Monday the 26th.

I do know that with me the second I stop inhaling 02, my blood level immediatelly drops. And the opposite holds true when I start inhaling 02.

They just layed off the entire staff of Challenger/Charger/300 Brampton assembly plant workers on Friday 9/23/22 because they ran out of some critical single supplier, parts for the cars. Tentatively scheduled to reopen in late October. But there are thousands of 2022 orders still unfulfilled for people who ordered their Hellcats as far back as last December 2021 after their previous 2021 orders were cancelled!!!

https://moparinsiders.com/brampton-a...art-shortages/

So maybe 2023 won't be the final year for the Hellcats? Or they just shut it down now and never reopen it? This has been the second shut down. A few months back they had to stop making any of the widebody Challengers because the single source suppler of the fender flares shipped defective components and they refused to use them on the cars. (That's actually why my narrow body car got built so quickly - 6 weeks from order to build - because it didn't have any flares)

There was usually about a 3 year lead time from first styling to actual production cars. Considering the Toronado was rolled out in Sept 65 as a 66, that would mean the styling was done earlier that the Thunderbird shown.

I see Tom Prock on the rear quarter panel of that Duster; would he be any relation to Jimmy Prock?

----What I see appears to be a nicely restored 63 Corvette, but wait a minute,,,whats sticking up on the top of both bucket seats??? .....Bill S

Austin and Jimmy Prock doubled-up for the first time in their careers. Family scion Tom Prock was a street-racer on Detroit’s famed Woodward Avenue before moving on to organized competition in various classes. A pioneer in the Funny Car class, Tom Prock’s career peaked in 1972 driving the Custom Body Enterprises Dodge fielded by brothers Fred and Phil Castronovo. Known as the “Utica Flash,” the car won over 60 percent of its races.

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Racing Genetics: The story of how racing lineage is passed through three generations of Procks

https://wediditforlove.com/Procks.html

Just a little "tasteful" resto-modding going on there.
Kind of makes a person wonder if there's an LSX lurking under the hood too ???