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kruisin56
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| Posts: 1
| Joined: 07/07
Posted: 07/30/07
06:09 PM
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R&C, October 2007, Page 94,Subject TRIBUTE?
John W. Tarbunas from Naugatuck, CT needs to know that the car he is referring too in Popular Customs, Vol 1, #4, Winter 1963 was also Richard Zocchi's car built then by Gene Winfield at "Winfield's Custom Shop" Modesto, California. Check out Custom Car Yearbook No 1, page 115. JW. CUNINGHAM JR. Boise, ID.
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ekimball
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| Joined: 02/07
Posted: 07/31/07
04:05 PM
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So you mean, it is the same car? or am i misunderstanding?
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Posted: 09/17/08
12:22 PM
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RE;Spring has sprung.Wow,.075 of 150lbs.is 200lbs? Maybe you guys should have paid more attention in math class instead of reading the little pages all day.Hey,if I send in 125% of my subscription do I get a discount? R.J. Foresthill,CA.
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Posted: 09/22/08
08:59 PM
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Kev is from England, they're still using the metric system. I'll give him a wack on the side of the head with a rolled up issue.
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Posted: 09/24/08
12:42 PM
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ahhh the joys of the metric system 
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Posted: 01/28/09
12:13 PM
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yeah, burt...what's up with changing everything? was the word AMERICAN in SAE too politically incorrect for today's "global economy"...or was the changeover a sign that everything would soon be manufactured where the metric system was already in use?
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