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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1620029)

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It looks Fat lowered like it is. Bill

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Cars Cut From a Different Cloth: Weymann Fabric Bodies

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Yes, the notion of a fabric automobile body may seem more than a little strange today, but in the 1920s the approach had considerable merit. The most successful fabric body system was developed by Charles Terres Weymann, a French-American aviator, inventor, and entrepreneur who decided that the fabric-over-wood aircraft construction of the time could be successfully adapated to automobile bodies. Opening his first plant in Paris in 1921, he soon added facilities in London and Indianapolis, serving a steady stream of customers seeking coach built bodywork.

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Ahhhhh . . . . . the magic of Hollywood.

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If either the bumblebee stripe or like in this case, no stripes were ordered, then an R/T emblem was placed below the beltline of the "Challenger" emblem. This one is missing that emblem.

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Despite what you see, it was taken off the 1971 models. But for some reason most 71 Hemi Challengers have added it. It's wrong.

I just found the pictures of my unrestored Riverside Gold L-89 Coupe the NCRS used for Judging manuals way back in the day. (that's what I was told by the Guy I bought it from back in July 1999) Ohio plate: L89VET. Cool Car, but I thought it was very slow for what it was. Bill

*Administrator, Please move this to the correct department, I did not know where to list it.

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1620111)

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----Should the hood tach housing be black on a Judge in this year?....Bill S

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1620108)

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I believe this is the Ferrari that Gooding and Company sold for $18,400,000.00 all in at Amelia Island this past March. People at the auction were talking about how it was purchased wrecked out of a Junk yard back in the early 1970's for like $2800.00! CRAZY! Bill

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1620112)

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I don't know where this garage is that all these photos are taken, but there sure is some Quality / Cool Stuff in there! Bill

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Originally Posted by Big Block Bill (Post 1620133)

I don't know where this garage is that all these photos are taken, but there sure is some Quality / Cool Stuff in there! Bill

Red Hills Rods & Classics

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Originally Posted by olredalert (Post 1620118)

----Should the hood tach housing be black on a Judge in this year?....Bill S

All the hood tachs on all the 1971 GTO Judges I've seen are body colored. Same for 1970. The ram air inlets are black for those two years - Judge only.

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1620107)

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Funny how things change over the years. Those tires look like they came off a Suzuki.