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    48 Mercury Convertable - ARDUN Powered - Judson Supercharger

    Background: The time has come for my family to sell my late Father's original flathead powered with Ardun OHV conversion 48 Mercury Convertible. Built by my late Father and Late Grandfather in 1970-71, it has always been stored in our families pole barn. It has won James Dean Top 20 Mercury on...
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    32 ford 5 window deluxe coupe - original henry steel - former isca champion

    Background: The time has come for me to sell my late father's all original 32 Ford 5 Window Coupe. He purchased the car in 1966 and showed it on the ISCA circuit off and on until 1979-80 when it won the Great Lakes Division and finished (I believe) 4th in the nation in the Early Restored Class...
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    Christchurch NZ Earthquake

    Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.
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    Have a Happy and Safe Memorial Day weekend.

    Gary, Thanks for serving our country and allowing us to have the freedoms we all enjoy.
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    Hello from Indiana

    Dave, More photos and history on the dragster can be found at Ron Johnson's Cacklefest website.... http://www.cacklefest.com/Bronson.shtml
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    Hello from Indiana

    Thanks to all above for the nice comments. I do understand that I am very fortunate to have these pieces of history.:) From the time it was built until around 1957, the dragster was equipped with a flathead motor. Subsequently, a 331 CI hemi powerplant was added and used until he retired...
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    Hello from Indiana

    Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Bill Bronson from Tipton, IN and as my name implies, I am the third generation in the old car hobby. My late Grandfather, also named Bill Bronson, purchased a 32 Roadster in October of 1953. He taught my now late father, Larry, the beauty of this 'hobby'...
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