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    Image of MushyHeirloom MushyHeirloom
    11/17/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street
    Yet another car I'll likely never see in person. Beautiful - sporty yet understated in a way few cars have managed. #lancia
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    Image of brandegee brandegee
    11/16/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street
    Hotness. #lancia
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    Image of Six Flags Over Tomsk Six Flags Over Tomsk
    11/16/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street
    I love these things. Far more eccentric than a GTV or a Fiat Dino. #lancia
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    Image of mechimike mechimike
    11/15/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street
    Murilee, how come you posted this joker's pictures and not my crappy camera phone pictures from the Keokuk, Illinois Mustangs-Only-No Rice-Burners-Allowed Car-Show? #lancia
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    Image of UDMan UDMan
    11/15/09

    @mechimike: There there Mike. I though Murilee was going to use some of my SEMA Porn shots this weekend, but it looks like she is trying to catch up on the DOTS SE postings.

    I'm sure yours will be coming up soon, now that there is only one more LeMons race this year. #lancia
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    Image of Murilee Martin Murilee Martin
    11/15/09

    @UDMan: Someday I'll catch up on everything! #lancia
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    Image of mechimike mechimike
    11/16/09

    @Murilee Martin: And the day after that, you'll be dead. Which is why I plan to never finish anything. #lancia
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    Image of tonyola tonyola
    11/15/09

    In reply to 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1600HF Down On The London Street

    As opposed to the bastardized-Fiat Beta coupe in yesterday's PCH, this is pure Lancia through and through. The Fulvias are definitely worth preserving, though they still rust like mad. Very pretty little coupe, but that front-end facelift with the staggered lights is not an improvement over the original nose. #lancia
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    11/15/09

    @tonyola: Staggered headlights are awesome. '62 Chrysler Newport? Buick Wildcat? #lancia
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    11/15/09

    @mechimike: Which Wildcat had staggered lights? The only Buick I can think of with staggered lights was the '59 - the Wildcat was introduced for '62. You really think those little pods for the outer lights on the '72 Fulvia are an improvement over the smoother, earlier nose? #lancia
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    11/15/09


    @tonyola: Here's a 1965 Wildcat. Notice the staggered lights, but on the same plane. #lancia
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    11/15/09


    @tonyola: 1966 also had these types of headlamps. #lancia
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    11/15/09


    @tonyola: Though nothing says staggered headlamps quite likr the 1962 Dodge Dart, or the 1962 Plymouth Fury. Here's the Dart: #lancia
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    11/15/09


    @UDMan: Actually it wasn't the Fury, it was the 1963 Dodge Polara and 330. #lancia
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    Image of Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet
    11/15/09

    @UDMan: There's some faces only a mother could love. #lancia
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    Image of Novaload Novaload
    11/16/09

    @Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: Hey, hey! Those are MoPar faces. They march to a different drummer. #lancia
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    Image of mechimike mechimike
    11/16/09

    @tonyola: I'm not a big GM fan, I misspoke. Yes, it was those '59's I was speaking of. Lincoln had them too, I forget the model. #lancia
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    Image of brandegee brandegee
    11/02/09

    In reply to Engine Of The Day: Ford Kent

    Official engine of the Anadol, Turkey's first mass-production car. #1960s
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    Image of Elhigh Elhigh
    11/02/09

    In reply to Engine Of The Day: Ford Kent
    Some of these things had a stroke barely long enough to qualify for the name, 48mm. I mean, I think I've seem some bigass aftermarket camshafts with more lift than that. #1960s
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    Image of velocecrat velocecrat
    11/01/09

    In reply to Engine Of The Day: Ford Kent
    Also powered the sexylighthotness that was the DeTomaso Vallelunga. #1960s
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    Image of joneez wants the clunkers he paid for joneez wants the clunkers he paid for
    11/01/09

    In reply to Engine Of The Day: Ford Kent
    My first car, a '71 Pinto, had a 1.6L with FOB (Ford of Britain) cast on it. POS burned #4 piston after a year of abuse. I did a quickie rebuild on it. A year later it burned #4 piston. I rebuilt it again by the book. Bored, new pistons, new valves and surfaced every gasket surface I could including the manifolds. A year and a HALF later it puked reverse and burned #4 piston within a week of each other. Tossed that hateful beast in the weeds and installed an FOG (Ford of Germany) marked 2.0 engine and trans and never had a single problem after that.

    Is it because I didn't use Whitworth wrenches? Or did the non-paraffin oil I used damage the British alyoominium in the pistons?
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    Image of bozoerrebbe bozoerrebbe
    11/01/09

    In reply to Engine Of The Day: Ford Kent
    Ford Racing recently announced that they would be selling a reengineered Kent crate engine to meet the needs of the thousands of Formula Ford racers who are starting to have trouble finding replacement parts. #1960s
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    Image of Novaload Novaload
    11/01/09

    In reply to Engine Of The Day: Ford Kent

    Oh, Ford. If only you'd shared this with the US. (I believe this Capri also packed the Kent.) #1960s
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    11/01/09


    @Novaload: Or as seen here in later production form. #1960s
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    Image of Ralph Wiley Is Poised Ralph Wiley Is Poised
    11/01/09

    @Novaload: I think the Landies are circling this toad in preparation to beat it to death with pitchforks. #1960s
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    Image of Novaload Novaload
    11/01/09

    @Ralph Wiley Is Poised: Indeed. They have scented "not-us." #1960s
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    Image of tonyola tonyola
    11/01/09

    @Novaload: The Consul Capri was actually sold by Ford in the US in the early '60s. The scarcity today reflects what Americans thought of it then. After all, for the price of this thing, you could buy a Falcon Sprint. Oh, and it did 0-60 mph in 22.6 seconds according to Motor magazine. That alone made the Sprint more compelling of a buy.

    The twin fender mirrors on this car were not normal fittings. They look more like the mirrors once seen on Japanese home-market cars. Wonder if this Capri lived in Japan?
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    Image of Novaload Novaload
    11/01/09

    @tonyola: Rare indeed. I never, ever saw one. Then again, I wasn't in a major city/urban area. #1960s
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    Image of Mobius Mobius
    09/12/09

    In reply to You Choose The Winner Of The Lucas Electrics Photoshop Contest!
    IMHO, 5 is awesome.

    No wonder Murilee has so many friends.
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    Image of Novaload Novaload
    09/12/09

    In reply to You Choose The Winner Of The Lucas Electrics Photoshop Contest!
    I liked 14 and 15, though I guess they were cheating...
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    Image of evoCS-Hench-Minion to the stars evoCS-Hench-Minion to the stars
    09/12/09

    In reply to You Choose The Winner Of The Lucas Electrics Photoshop Contest!
    I'm laughing so hard right now I can barely type, let alone vote on these.

    This is just chock full of win.
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    Image of Graverobber Graverobber
    09/12/09

    In reply to 1969 Morris Minor 1000 Traveller
    That's awesome, and looks like my old traveller. I miss that car, I should really go and buy it back.
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