Recent content by Tom Heald

Yeah there were plenty of 2 door cars that were quicker but this was a $5,000 fast family hack, my pissy little 21yo 2L Subaru Legacy daily would make mince meat out of it @12.9 but it was ok for nearly 50 yrs ago. We got the Javelin and other Ramblers here in small numbers, loved those big...

So tell me all about this production 440, 4 speed, 354 dana b body that would **** all over the HO By 1976 our 360's 350's and 351's were lucky to punch out 160hp with all the pollution crap we inherited from you guys and that prick Nader.

LOL, at least you septic tanks have a decent leader, ours is selling out to the Chinese and importing ad appeasing moslems by the hundreds of thousands. Our last local car industry shut down last year so everything is now imported.

Actually I've come across them before and they are about twice the price of other suppliers, I can get the door handles for US$33 a pair and winders for US$18.99 so that option is out, getting some of the suppliers to reply to emails is actually the biggest stumbling block. Thx. I just checked...

Ok thanks for that, I'll look them up. Tom

Thanks for that mate ;)

1971 - read on.... note 4 door. Ford XY Falcon GT - Wikipedia

Petrol is gasoline like bonnet is hood, boot is trunk, tyre is tire, blah blah blah

And the above car in GT form the GTHO Phase 3 was the fastest production 4 door car in the world for quite a long time, from memory they were speed limited at 145mph. One sold last weekend for just over a million dollars.

So you obviously don't have them :) They came on high end cars in the late 60's through till the late 70's, not so bad on the car, this is a 71 Ford but GM and Chrysler had them too.

Hey guys, I'm looking for a supplier in the US for new reproduction handles and winders, the prices here in Australia are ridiculous, I'm hoping to import them and sell them at a fair price, I've looked at places like Summit, Laysons etc but their freight prices are pretty high, Summit won't use...

Hey guys, just wondering if you had/have these in the US, they were very popular in Australia in the 70's to protect your paint from petrol spills, I've tried a few sites but you guys uses different wording for a lot of car related things and I can not find them anywhere, thanks for your help...