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indeed, still very clear view and accurate for a commercial illustration.from an eta of "exaggerations'. i think i have it. never seen it in person but would like too. interesting history too.

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Beautiful.

Next up is one that I was thinking would be a dud but was surprised when the search led to a match. The 1956 Sunbeam is in the UK, there is a clear Street View from this perspective. On this one the name of the Castle is all that is needed. Alan

Multiple people figured out the location being in Arcadia National Park but none got back with the specific location. Arcadia National Park: The bridge is simply known as the Route 233 Bridge. When I first posted this I saw it more a challenge to locate this specific bridge. When my initial...

This side sucked less to do. Front end is done. Found out where all the rear stop goo went. My brand new in 2020 wheel cylinders with maybe 8 hours of use exploded from doing nothing too hard. Cool.

get the big torsion bars out of a very late C Body SW or PC much larger than the .92 that come stock in like 73 and earlier get the rear sway off a Cordoba it is a bolt in get some wide wheels add a leaf in the back good shocks will handle like a sports car

2003-2011 crown vic ones work okay

Hotel Chateau Marmont L.A. 1950

This is all that remains from the exterior. Lower cowl trim, driver side a pillar windshield trim. Both front turn signal lenses and buckets. Very nice, both tail lights complete. $100 obo +shipping for all of it

Lots of ways to skin a cat the great Gary Moore

Rice's Hotel, Restaurant, and Market, Stuart, Florida, 1950s

Bingham Canyon, Utah WILSHIRE BLVD 1963 Jackson Hole WY

&# is not an Imperial it is a Chrysler C Body model Last Imperial was 66

Oh i have new wheel cylinders. I'm just bitching about having to disassemble the entire spindle/hub to remove it. What the hell. Got the right side good, doing the same dance on the left now, it was plugged up solid too. How both cooked at the same time i have no idea. Maybe grandpa had DOT5 in...

Yes sir