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Cars & Coffee 05-23-2009

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awesome pictures! Always appreciated!
 
Now a Healey with a fender grille......That one looks really nice too!
 
What is that between the Pierce hood ornament and the Lancia??
 
Looks like a custom/home-built to me! There are a lot of mixed styling cues from Aston Martin, to Healey, etc., etc.! :crazyeyes:
 
bugimike said:
Looks like a custom/home-built to me! There are a lot of mixed styling cues from Aston Martin, to Healey, etc., etc.! :crazyeyes:
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Bingo. The guy who brought it built it by hand, by himself. The frame is welded up from tubes, the body hand formed aluminum.

Engine, gearbox and running gear are from a late model Mustang (Cobra, IIRC).

He drove it in from Virginia for a family gathering and will drive it home afterward.


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