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Enjenjo made it out with the RRT BBQ trailer and quite a few RRT folks came out for the event.

Lots of pics here and I'm sure lots more once people get home:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=57808&&showall=1

Check out Street Rodder this month for reference, there's a 35 in there that was at the Louisville nats, and it's interior is all red with no contrast.

Daryle that looks freaking great! Glad to see your getting closer to the end on this one.

Is it this one? The "Uncertain-T"

There heavy, but ther good engines Nick, The 352 was one of the first in FE engines and basically the same as the 427's and 390's all the Cobra kit cars guys use in there replicas, so there is a following, and Edelbrock makes heads and intakes for them as well.

It's an American Austin, built in Butler Pa. I owned one for a short time in 1966, mine had a V8 60 in it, not stock. I always wanted to have one with a 454 in it.

This one belongs to a friends father-in-law it has a 454.

Then We went on a tour of the private collection Enjeno posted about. cars I'll probably never see up close again.

Very cool place

57 Chevy's

Enjenjo finds Denise some chrome trim for her interior.

What a HAMB

Some cars have been there an awful long time

I took a bunch of pictures, but I downloaded them at HRLC's and when I got home I found out they were removed from my camera  I'll see if I can get/post them tomorrow.

You just need to run the positive wire from the coil to the positive side on the distibutor. It should be labeled on top of the distributer, one is labeled BATT and the other is TACH, for a tach hook up.

Remove the ballast resistor if you running one now.

It's just your standard GM HEI distibutor for use in ford.

We got more like 5 or 6, not nearly as bas as the East coast.

Some of those are still available directly from RodderJournal.com

http://www.roddersjournal.com/cart/index.php?cPath=31_62&osCsid=02fb80267869d808006581051977eb71

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Awesome black and white photography of traditional styled roads and customs.

I love traditional styled roads !      

I like it, already spent too much time on it. The thumbnails for the event coverage is great.

I just got my copy yesterday, Congrats Dave