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Thanks for sharing ![]() He was a Caddy guy and had/owned one that sat in my yard for awhile. Repo man stored it there. Pink slip and original paperwork written/signed , by him, in glove compartment. Could have had that beauty 'cheap', if would have had two more dimes to rub together..bummer ! BTW...Anyone recognize that windshield design? Was 'Duke' Hallock making stuff in those days ? Last edited by hardtimes; 01-08-2015 at 02:25 PM. Reason: ......... |
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I had to go off and look that up as well - the windshield glass is '39 Chrysler, the surround and posts cast and machined by the builder John Athan More here http://auto.howstuffworks.com/the-elvis-car-hot-rod.htm Cheers Juggs |
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