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In a parking lot this afternoon was animmaculate 1933 Ford hitrod with a Corvette engine. I tried to take a picrure but only had a distance lens - plus the 2 [pictures I took did not show up on the memory card and thus could not be uploaded for me to post here. I didn't see a gearshift, but the owner showed up and showed me a lever protruding from under the dash on the driver side. Every suspension part was chromed, and though I'm not a hotrod guy, I had to admire the workmanship and finish of this one that was apparently built by the owner. BTW - Bas - why didn't the pictures come out on the memory card? And - the last 10 pictures I took did not come out at the bottom of the image list but towrds the top - after 2018 and before 2019.
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1933 Ford Hotrod
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At my old job we once built a Mustang with a Corvette engine in it and people used to get ****** about it, we both always found it odd since if it had been an old hotrod Ford no one would have batted an eye about the Chevy power plant.