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Vintage Shelby Related Literature and Collectibles / Re: Dealer emblems how many Shelby ones can you find ?
« on: Today at 04:51:28 PM »Yes but do you have a Bert Spriggs Metal dealer emblem
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Pork Roll sandwiches for everybody! (It's a Jersey thing)
Special Activities include:
Find the missing body in the Pine Barrens
Find the best Pizza slice at Seaside Heights Boardwalk
Debate at 7:00 Wednesday night - "Is there a Central New Jersey"?
Wednesday at midnight - Unsanctioned brawl of New York vs Philly sports fans. After, for those still wanting more, "Pork Roll vs Taylor Ham".
Special drive-by with the Sopranos
Spot the "Bennies"
Missing body? Don’t you mean “bodies”? Also they aren’t missing, they are carefully positioned as to not disclose their location
Best pizza? It’s always “that other place” that no longer exists
Jersey? Area code 201, all the rest are wanna be’ (sorry 609)
Philadelphia has a jail at their stadium, they win hands down, plus they are related to the Jets and the New York NFL teams play in the Meadowlands, and you don’t want to dig in the areas around there, no telling who you might find, tell Mr. Hoffa
Taylor’s Pork Roll on a hard roll, or for you non meat eaters, a hard roll and butter, the breakfast of champions
Drive by Sopranos? Change that to any of the “family” and that’s most of real Jersey ( north Jersey, except for those occasional trip to the pine barrens to “ take out the trash”
Much more great things about Jersey ( it’s the only state you can drop the first word and people still understand where you’re talking about, take that Dakota’s and Carolina’s) and you don’t have to pump your own gas
and more......
Steve, that's a great lesson for everyone. And good thing you had the right parts to correctly repair it.
If you've been driving on Blue Streaks, switching to the T/As must make it feel like riding in a Lincoln by comparison. Amazing what everyone drove on, back in the day. Tires have definitely improved in the past 60-years. Even something as archaic as a Radial T/A is better than a bias ply.
I immediately put radials on every classic car I buy. I'll spend the extra bucks to get the sidewalls trimmed-out to look like the original bias ply tires, but I want radial rubber touching the pavement. Better ride, handling, mpg and safety. Just my $0.02.