- Written by webmin
Once was a time when this land was awash in flathead Ford V-8s, and not under the hood of cars where they belonged. Nowadays, thanks to the traditional hot rod scene, we won’t say that flathead Ford V-8s have become scarce, but they’re certainly not littering the landscape anymore. So when four come up for […]
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Tagged ford, Ford flathead V-8, Hemmings Classic Car, Hemmings Find of the Day, hot rods and customs, V-8
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* Our friends at Coker Tire have recently kicked their recreation of the 1911 Indianapolis 500-winning Marmon Wasp into high gear, resulting in a first fire for the T-head six-cylinder engine this week. Best of luck with the work still ahead of you, guys! * Drifting was not invented for the Fast and the Furious […]
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Tagged beaters and driveable dreams, Coker Tire, Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky, drifting, fastback, Hemmings Classic Car, hot rods and customs, Indianapolis 500, International Motor Sports Show, John Saltsman, Kunimitsu Takahashi, Marmon, Marmon Wasp, Mercury, Mercury Montclair, one-offs and homebuilts, personalities, racing, replicas, resurrections and kit cars, San Francisco, shows, exhibitions and events, streamliners and teardroppers, studebaker, T-head
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I plan to expand on this notion in a future column in Hemmings Motor News, but the other day I defended my attraction to oddball cars not necessarily as an appreciation of the aesthetics and the ideas expressed in those cars, rather as an appreciation of the philosophy inherent in them, the rejection of the […]
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Tagged Cadillac, Jerry Nickel, one-offs and homebuilts, Pioneer Auto Show, Twentieth Century Unlimited, woodies
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