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I was visiting the family of Jack Kosko today. Jack had mostly been restoring aircraft over the last 20 years, but cars were his first passion. I got a chance to walk through his workshop. Eerie doesn't begin to describe it, it was as if everything was left exactly where it was when he passed. Among the cars in the shop was this project. I'm fairly certain it's a Daimler, but not sure the exact model. I think it may be a Conquest. Anyone in the BCF brain trust able to identify it?
DSC_0176 by David Cohen, on Flickr
DSC_0179 by David Cohen, on Flickr
There was also a Packard, a Jaguar 420 and a '47 Mercury in the workshop. Jack was the original owner of the '47 Mercury and he courted his wife in the car. The Jaguar was in dusty, but otherwise excellent condition.
DSC_0176 by David Cohen, on FlickrDSC_0179 by David Cohen, on FlickrThere was also a Packard, a Jaguar 420 and a '47 Mercury in the workshop. Jack was the original owner of the '47 Mercury and he courted his wife in the car. The Jaguar was in dusty, but otherwise excellent condition.
