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Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Home built Shelby Cobra Daytona was made when Shelby sold chassis CSX2130 to an independant racer. I wonder if it was the only one



September 26, 1964 - The annual Autosport Three Hours, at the Snetterton track is the tenth and last round of the British Championship and the fifth time that Ford and Cobra stay eye into eye.
Eventually there are only two Cobras (a Willment Coupe and the HEM-6) at the start and two Ferraris - two LMs: Maranello's for Graham Hill and Piper's.
At the start, with Graham Hill on the pole, it's raining the proverbial cats and dogs.
As the track becomes less like a lake, Jack Sears is able to use some of the power of his Willment Cobra Roadster, passing Roger Mac and taking the lead.
The Willment Cobra Daytona Coupe places 1st

October 21, 1964 - This is the third year that British drivers show at the Daily Rand Nine Hours of Kyalami. Willment Cobra Daytona Coupe places 5th

Justacargal has moved to a bigger and better blog, she is now blogging at http://justacarguyswife.blogspot.com/

for her lighter side of cars, life, and the things she enjoys sharing you can find them at http://justacarguyswife.blogspot.com/

She posted a gallery about a circus wagon collection (among other stuff) that's pretty cool

A Trolley hit this car, makes me wonder how often that happened


the type of Trolley I'm referring to is the electric streetcar before they were all disposed of in favor of gross polluting GM busses http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/07/wouldnt-city-transportation-be-more.html no joke, the lobbyists for GM (biggest corporation in the world at that time) convinced the national senators and congressmen that the electric streetcars were worse than diesel busses that tear up the asphalt at intersections because of their weight, and pollute the air

photo from http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585&page=927

Haulers of heavy loads... locomotives

The above load was 100 tons, looks like the tires are solid rubber, and the trailer appears to be the same in the above and the below photo

Haulers that moved the military, the jeeps, tanks, and ambulances


New car tranporters, of Bugs, T Birds, 1950 and 54 Nashs


Take a close look at the cab on the semi, unusual double front window where the firewall was because that cab was put on top of the cab foundation that used to be too short evidently



photos from http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585&page=931

unusual haulers and transporters


1935 Plymouths, 1934 Dodge semi



photos from http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585&page=931