Dallas Autorama 2011
- Thread starter Brian Thompson
- Start date
OK Brian!! Thanks for the pics!!! 
Almost enough pictures to make me stop wishing I was in Dallas this weekend! You and Pat must be causing quit a stir at the Autorama!!!
Almost enough pictures to make me stop wishing I was in Dallas this weekend! You and Pat must be causing quit a stir at the Autorama!!!
:?A Leese-Neville style alternator on the black car???????????????:?:?
can you tell me about this kind of alt. ?
I am thinking I have one in the shop sitting on a shelf behind some other junk
thanks
roger
Sasa- Your pictures make mine look terrible! Thanks for posting!
I won't be in until about 2:00 today. See you then.
I won't be in until about 2:00 today. See you then.
Roger- It is a 62 Amp Delcotron.
I see Joe Shea was there with his 62 Belair 8-door Chevy limo. It's appropriately named Doooorthy!!!!!!!!!!! He and I were both trying to buy that car at the same time over 20 years ago!! He did a better job on it that I would have.............but mine would have had a 409 in it!!!!!!!!!!!!
tooooooooooooooo nice -
Without a doubt, 2 of the finest examples of '62 bubbletops in existance. Congratulations to Pat Loeb.
One of his story boards mentions a "red" b'top for the FI chassis. Does anybody know if it's this one from OKC ?
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2911189/1962-chevrolet-bel-air
I had looked at it a couple of years ago. Don't know if it's still there.
For the people who were asking about the 8:00-8:50-14 slicks, you can get 'em here. (I've got 2 mounted on a spare set of 61 Poncho 8-lug rims)
http://www.mandhtires.com/store.php?crn=71&rn=382&action=show_detail
Another little '62 tidbit. You COULD factory order a 327 340hp in a Bel Air. A friend of mine got one for HS graduation in '62 and I was there when it rolled off the truck in Helena, Ark. Had real short gears in it. 4:88's or 5:14's. JB terrorized the drag strips and streets around Memphis, Carlisle, Little Rock, & Bosier City with it. Beat every "steet" 389/368HP Catalina & 409/409 around with it.
Without a doubt, 2 of the finest examples of '62 bubbletops in existance. Congratulations to Pat Loeb.
One of his story boards mentions a "red" b'top for the FI chassis. Does anybody know if it's this one from OKC ?
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2911189/1962-chevrolet-bel-air
I had looked at it a couple of years ago. Don't know if it's still there.
For the people who were asking about the 8:00-8:50-14 slicks, you can get 'em here. (I've got 2 mounted on a spare set of 61 Poncho 8-lug rims)
http://www.mandhtires.com/store.php?crn=71&rn=382&action=show_detail
Another little '62 tidbit. You COULD factory order a 327 340hp in a Bel Air. A friend of mine got one for HS graduation in '62 and I was there when it rolled off the truck in Helena, Ark. Had real short gears in it. 4:88's or 5:14's. JB terrorized the drag strips and streets around Memphis, Carlisle, Little Rock, & Bosier City with it. Beat every "steet" 389/368HP Catalina & 409/409 around with it.
