Dr No
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This is akin to finding Livingstone, Mike. Production '64 Ford 427s . . .
. . . are rarer than hen's teeth.
Of course, it's possible the owner 'created' this Galaxie from a 390, or an even a more pedestrian version. You should ask for a ride . . .
Vehicle Spotting: Red, White and Blue
We got to the beach yesterday after all the big crowds had left, the city employees were picking up barricades, and the sunburnt (red) tourists/wives/car collectors were stumbling back to their cars. Here's what we found: Late Fifities Corvette That one w...
This kind of beauties, we never ever see in our old Europe, what a pitty !
Thanks for these grat pics ! Mike
Did you notice if the Galaxie had . . .
. . . a 427? I've only seen one in all my years of car spotting. Art
Zooming on the original image, the badge says 427
I thought so at the time and it appears to say that on the car. However, although a badge does not a fast car make ... this car looks the part. Notice the suspension? And it has headers and side pipes. ...
This is akin to finding Livingstone, Mike. Production '64 Ford 427s . . .
. . . are rarer than hen's teeth. Of course, it's possible the owner 'created' this Galaxie from a 390, or an even a more pedestrian version. You should ask for a ride . . .
