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No more to come. I had a '54 Henney Senior ambulance parts car, which gave up its rear door to my '53 and its 359 engine to a Caribbean (not mine). It's gone now.
Bruce
Posted on: 2009/5/15 2:35
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Ozstatman -- 1955 is my year of birth. Sadly Henney was out of business by '55.
Bruce
Posted on: 2009/5/15 2:18
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Great idea for a thread! I'm American, but I've lived overseas for many years and usually read British classic car magazines since they're much easier to find than American ones. Some of them, such as Classic & Sports Car, are excellent.
To add to the list: American / British Sedan / Saloon Station wagon / Estate car Tachometer / Rev counter Windshield / Windscreen Convertible top / Hood Defroster / De-mister Turn signal / Indicator Transmission / Gearbox Bias ply (tires) / Crossply (tyres) License plate / Number plate Spare tire / Spare wheel Gas tank / Fuel tank or Petrol tank Passenger's side / Nearside (that's the LEFT side in a British car) Driver's side / Offside Bruce
Posted on: 2009/5/15 0:39
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