What kind of shape is it in, what's it take to put it back on the track?
You should have bought it while it was cheap.Inflation!!!!!!! I was told $90,000!!!!!!!
no the norwood car was a belair with all z-11 parts. the car in AZ is the car from Maine. it was raced as the all american with a SBC in late 60sOthers can correct me if I’m misremembering but the Norwood Z11 (aka Brian Batchelder Z11) currently resides in a sea container in Arizona with its original engine and Nearly compete.
I misspoke. Z11 parts.no the norwood car was a belair with all z-11 parts. the car in AZ is the car from Maine. it was raced as the all american with a SBC in late 60s
no the norwood car was a belair with all z-11 parts. the car in AZ is the car from Maine. it was raced as the all american with a SBC in late 60s
Never used a rotisserie before but shouldn't there be bracing welded inside even though the floors may not be coming out. By attaching to the outer most body mounts only, that would get the body to flex. Just wondering.on the rotisserie. Should be blasted this week. Updates to follow.
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Mainly on convertibles only, unless you’re gutting the inside floors & rockers. I’ve done many hard tops and sedans & wagons with no problemsNever used a rotisserie before but shouldn't there be bracing welded inside even though the floors may not be coming out. By attaching to the outer most body mounts only, that would get the body to flex. Just wondering.
So there is a difference between artistic minds and non-artistic. An artistic mind would have seen the H and used it as such. A non-artistic mind would have seen the "Hurst Performance" writing and would have turned the sticker to ensure others could read it up close. Not realizing the Large H made up by the two colors would have been recognized from 200 feet away and not the words on it. The person that put the sticker on either didn't see the H or didn't like the shifters. Certainly someone pointed this out back then as well.In other news I think I finally tracked down the elusive contingency sticker that Hayden had on his lower quarter panel. At first I thought it was and Iskendarian Cams decal but after looking closely at a few color photos of other cars with the same sticker I think it is an early Hurst decal.
You can see the same sticker on the quarter window of this bubble top:
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And I found a photo of the actual sticker on the H.A.M.B. I think I will take a digital copy of this to someone who does vinyl graphics and have it reproduced.
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So there is a difference between artistic minds and non-artistic. An artistic mind would have seen the H and used it as such. A non-artistic mind would have seen the "Hurst Performance" writing and would have turned the sticker to ensure others could read it up close. Not realizing the Large H made up by the two colors would have been recognized from 200 feet away and not the words on it. The person that put the sticker on either didn't see the H or didn't like the shifters. Certainly someone pointed this out back then as well.