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Canopies and Windshields....
« on: October 28, 2006, 07:36:00 PM »
   

During the chat the other day the Rev. asked if I had any canopy pictures as they are working on theirs.  I said I would get him some.  

So I added a page to my site ( LOOK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE HERE ) so that if anyone else was interested they could look also.  I took all of these pictures in 2006, so I might go back and look at what I have in other years and maybe add some more if there is any interest.

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« Reply #1 on: October 29, 2006, 01:56:11 AM »
Nice Pics in all catagorys. For the conversions the Young car was not built by Gordon Hoyt. He was one of the many owners. I was a magazine car that was built by the Reed Bros I think, probably wrong on that. The Kugals campaigned it before Hoyt. I do not remember who before him...I believe it started with a cammer Ford...
Once again nice pics.
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« Reply #2 on: October 29, 2006, 11:46:17 AM »
Quote from: jimmy six
Nice Pics in all catagorys. For the conversions the Young car was not built by Gordon Hoyt. He was one of the many owners. I was a magazine car that was built by the Reed Bros I think, probably wrong on that. The Kugals campaigned it before Hoyt. I do not remember who before him...I believe it started with a cammer Ford...
Once again nice pics.


Thanks JD.  I posted your version of the history of the car on the page under Glen's.  I'll let the two of you fight it out over which is more accurate :wink: .

I wish I could get more feedback like you and Glen gave me to some of the other pictures I have posted from either the current owners or past owners.  It would make it more interesting :D .

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