Classic Cars

[cyclesarge]

Close, very close. Mine is a 1951 Kaiser-Fraiser HenryJ Deluxe
There were very few Allstates sold by Sears and Roebuck in the catalog when compared to the HenryJ models sold through the Kaiser dealerships. The Allstate would be very collectible.
Mine has been a hotrod since the late sixties. There was no going back.

Yep, I kinda figured it was Henry J for SOME REASON, just figured I'd throw a little "obscurity" out there, haha.

 

[orygun]

My 65 Mustang.

 

[jbett98]

1965 Rambler American hardtop. Has a 195.6 ohv engine. Power steering, power disk brakes. I balanced and blue printed the engine.
This was a true little old lady car. I traded a cedar fence job for it.
These were the first uni-body cars made in the USA, and they didn't know how to get paint inside the body spaces back then, so they dipped the whole car into a vat of galvanized primer. Not a spot of rust anywhere.

 

[deadeye]

Nice. My first truck was a '56 Ford. Just before the HenryJ I drove a '61 Falcon pick-up called the "Radical Ranchero" Tube straight axle and a big block chevy...glad I survived.

Yep the last one was a little scary, but at that time I also had the hearse that cruised at 90 real nice.

 

[orygun]

These were the first uni-body cars made in the USA

Not so sure about that statement. Especially if you are referring to the 1965 model year. Maybe you are referring to the Rambler American, which started in 1958?

 

[deadeye]

My 65 Mustang.

I traded off my 66 a while back, more of a Falcon guy myself.

 

[locobob]

Here is my almost classic... 1991 Corvette ZR-1






Used to have a 69 Vette Roadster... which in Oregon is fun for about 3 weeks a year lol

 

[Stickjockey]

Someday...

 

[FMJ 911]

Someday...

One of my Dad's friends is fixing up one of those! it's a 1960's version though.

 

[orygun]

Someday...

We've got one a lot like that. My wife's dad bought it sometime in the 70's and we use it for a fun car. This pic was at the Oldies but Goodies drags last year.
1947 CJ2A

 

[FMJ 911]

Still working on the 911, Got the Driver's door mounted, now it's time to drop the motor and do some fixing!

 

[bmgm37]

A constant work in progress...1973 Bronco Ranger.

 

[orygun]

A constant work in progress...1973 Bronco Ranger.

Love the early Broncos. Had a 69 years ago and loved it.

 

[FMJ 911]

My Mom had an old bronco!

 

[fredball]

I can't post pic's of my 32 but here is one that looks like mine only dark blue and no trailer

1932 Chevy Touring Hot Rod Sedan & Trailer - YouTube

 

[fredball]

Love the early Broncos. Had a 69 years ago and loved it.

I had one years ago that looked just like that is the roof white ?

 

[Redcap]

I have a couple.

My 1971 Dodge Demon is a pissy little beast. Aluminum 410ci smallblock with W-9 RP heads and the most brutal full-manual TF727 I've ever seen.. Good enough for 9.91 @ 137mph...not bad for a hillbilly-built car.

I have a '78 Malibu that is my street car. Smallblock iron 302 clone. Sh!ts and gets pretty well...can still squeeze better than 20mpg from it, if I'm nice.

Also have a variety of trucks, almost all of which are 4x4s and pre-1987.

Looking for a '67 Buick Riviera for my next build. Thinking centrifugal super and a 5-speed.

 

[jbett98]

What do you get when you fix up a 1965 American 440 H Rambler? Just a Rambler.

Balanced 195.6 OHV engine with power steering / disk brakes.

 

[chevytruckman]

 

[WhyteCheddar]

View attachment 30129 Any of you own or have an interest in classic cars? here's mine for a starter, let's see if you can figure out what it is.

Love Porsche.
Had a couple of 944s including a mid 80s 944 S. Amazing car.
Dreaming of a Cayman S or maybe even a GT3 one day.