HUCKLEBERRY HOUND

[Crush]

Originally Posted by WorkinProgress

So, was N620776 originally a 4 speed or auto? Also, how about a picture of the top gutter track on the side of the roof by the top of the windshield.

- Warren

A bit of a rookie, see it has been asked twice , what’s the top of the gutter tell you?

[KnA]

Photo 1: Gutter

Photo 2: The holes for a wing. This car is an X44, so it shouldn't have a wing, but the HH is pictured as having one, so the holes don't disprove it being the HH. Also in this pic, rumor has it that after its racing days were over, it was painted blue. As seen, that is the color of this vehicle even though the cowl clearly states it was a 10/10.

Photo 3: From what we've gathered, the HH was an automatic. This is clearly an automatic slapstick.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

There are a series of photo's floating on the innerweb that show the creation of the HH, that might help - I just can't find them!

Holes for a wing, don't mean a thing! Goodness, half the Camaro's out there have holes for a wing, neither does an a/t in a 4 hitter car, or blue paint. This is not a 'process of elimination' exercise when Frankie had the original title and VIN, which I don't think matches yours....

I hope I'm wrong, but....

[KnA]

Yeah, I know. None of this stuff "seals the deal". It's just all of the information that trickles in as I'm trying to research this. I am looking for something that can prove it either way. To be honest, it would be a much easier resto if it *isn't* the Hound. If I find out for sure that it is the Huckleberry Hound, then I will have to go insane to get it back to its glory days, bringing history back to life. This isn't a pride thing for me, it's respect to the Hound.