...Norris "Knocky" House & Elmer, take'n a ride...http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...ky_carlk_2.jpg
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...Norris "Knocky" House & Elmer, take'n a ride...http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...ky_carlk_2.jpg
...Carl Kiekhaefer & Knocky House...http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...d_knocky_2.jpg
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...d_knocky_2.jpg...Knocky & Don Aronow...
Great car, Poncho GP SJ.
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Originally Posted by FUJIMO
Looks like a Carlson Challenger or Contender
Sacrilegious---Quote:
Originally Posted by Robby321
Old Molinari
OK. wasn't thinking again!Quote:
Originally Posted by GENE LANHAM
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Originally Posted by FUJIMO
After the 'Merger' in 1961---he spent the rest of the 60's without ever smiling---even when he won--
I know some of the guys who made/ make cutaways at Merc Exhibits - you would not believe the time and expense that goes into something like this - this ones is easy compared to cutting a Verado in half today! Note they are cut about a half inch off centerline so the internals don't fall out. Making them motorized was even worse, they would hide a drive motor in the starter housing - but people would stick their fingers in by a piston so something so very few motorized cutaways were ever made - a twin cyl. 644 snomo engine was made motorized but had a plexiglass cover to keep fingers out!