Show Us Your Classic and Sports Cars

[Dhal22]

I would give you 10 s but my finger's tired !

I’ll help.

 

[mmcmdl]

I’ll help.

Thanks Dhal . 4 days of that Barrett-Jackson auction still has me fired up . Untouchable for me , but oh so pretty . That show is like me looking at National Geo and Playboy mags , places I'll never go .

 

[Just for fun]

My Bronco project.

 

[MrWhoopee]

'63 VW Double-cab pickup.
Tried to buy a '68 from a co-worker in '76. He backed out, I kept looking. Found this one in '90.
It didn't look this good.

 

[MrWhoopee]

Mine is still in the process of being resurrected. 1966 MG Midget. Pulled it out of a field. Cost $200. Swapped in a Toyota 3TC with a 5 speed. Tight fit. The pan doesn't hang down below front cross member and the hood closes without hitting the engine. The header is a tight squeeze. No way the get equal length tubes. And I wanted to be able to R&R the starter without having to remove the header and the steering column. So the header goes over the steering column and then down. Currently working on replacing the wiring. I'll roll it out of the garage next week and take more pictures.



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My first two cars were British, a '51 Riley DHC and a '59 MGA.
They taught me a lot.
I thought I'd like to own another MG when I could afford to put a BMW drivetrain in it.
Then I just bought a BMW.

 

[mmcmdl]

'63 VW Double-cab pickup.

Those VW's are up in Canada everywhere .

 

[Inferno]

Mine is in the foreground. The middle one is a friends. The one in the back is my sons.

 

[RandyM]

This is fantastic everyone. Thank you for posting. Keep 'em coming.

 

[talvare]

Seeing "Garage Dog's" post above stirred up some great memories. I bought this one new in March of 1969



Ted

 

[Charles scozzari]

This is fantastic everyone. Thank you for posting. Keep 'em coming.

Thanks for the initial move to get this going. Charlie.