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Who says nobody loved? It was just too damn expensive! Sold at a time when Honda sold 50 different bikes. If you’re a thumper lover (I am) It’s a dream bike. If you could get it for $2k, you could hop it up -add a good suspension and make a fun bike you could beat on and not worry about devaluation.

The article didn’t specifically say anything about her sexual orentation -but Northhampton + Forrester kinda says they colored over her rainbow license plate frame...

But look how much enjoyment the owner is getting out of it.

Anyone ever change a starter on a v-8—raise your hand. The hand you have left! Pretty much pull the engine. On a 2 bolt, one wire starter. Agreed-shiity car. Made cool looking drag cars though.

Hurray! Someone else (and I also do restos + mark + label parts) that gets it! I couldn’t figure the anger. When you sell off your electric E type project 10 years from now, If I can find the left side motor mount + carb mounting bracket (and the 100's of other stupid special parts) it makes my life sooo much easier

That’s the idea I had a couple years ago. Make a kit for dummies-something that will attach to Chevy motor mounts. (Hey- everything on the planet has a kit for a Chevy.) I’m sure there’s other like me that would be willing to try going electric-just don’t want to wait for that learning curve thing. Get past the DIY

Yea-that was my next guess.

“ Ive never towed with it-the brakes sucked-the trailer from Uhaul had dry rotted tires-the lights didn’t work-and it was an 800 tow-in the rain.”

 aa-mfg.com with this catalog, Blinky would have been done years ago. ( I’m stocking up now.)

But then who will all your aunts/uncles/friends/neighbors gonna call when they need something hauled? ( Note* I’ve owned vans/cube van/ short buses for the last 35 years.)

Yup-I’ve help build 3 of them.

Yup on both counts. And “crate engine” classes beat us up even more.

I’ve been an automotive machinist since the late 70's. You got it-once carbs went away, the need for the 80k rebuild did too. Plus better oil-better materials-and actual engineering rather than crappy redo’s of the same engines designed in the 50's. The need for our work is down 75% compared to when I started. It’s

<—-20 year hillclimb veteran. In New England (hillclimb.org New England Hillclimb Association on FB) You can run without a cage-up to a certain time. This way you can get a taste of what its like-but once you get fast, the next investment is safety equipment. Cage-Hans-Fire suit etc. We have 7 or 8 hills a year.

Are you kidding me? I’ve spent most my time and all my money to feel 2-3 G!

Harry’s place in Colchester ,Ct. On the national registry of historic places. Over 100 years old.

I dunno. This smells funny. NH is state LEAST like to spend the time or money giving a shit about things so minor. Don’t forget this is the state that gives you free cigarettes and roman candles when you cross the border-and sells you cheap booze right on the hiway!

Paul Newman (P.L. Newman in racing worlds) Started out terrible. He went thru 3 cars the first day he showed up at Lime Rock! He had to work at it—and he did. Granted that for most of his career he was in the best car in the field, you can’t win the runoffs without some serious skills.

You almost have to say he’s a racer who acted.