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AVGWarhawk · 06-25-12, 01:35 PM

This weekend I attended a car show that hosted classics and customs alike. There were a few of British decent I thought those over the pond might like to see what is plying the highways and byways of the USA.

Spitfire. Not quite the Spit of WW2 but a guy can dream right?

Austin Healey. Helping guys pick up chicks since leaving the factory.

This one really interested me and I have never seen one. Daimler made in England. She has a V8 hemi that was available from Chrysler at the time (1950's). I'm not certain if this hemi design is Chrysler or German. Whatever the case I'm betting she moves darn well for a light car with a shoehorned in V8. Yeah, I can see myself hugging a few corners in the English countryside.

06-25-12, 01:35 PM	#1
AVGWarhawk Lucky Jack Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: In a 1954 Buick. Posts: 28,282 Downloads: 90 Uploads: 0	English Cars in the United State Countryside This weekend I attended a car show that hosted classics and customs alike. There were a few of British decent I thought those over the pond might like to see what is plying the highways and byways of the USA. Spitfire. Not quite the Spit of WW2 but a guy can dream right? Austin Healey. Helping guys pick up chicks since leaving the factory. This one really interested me and I have never seen one. Daimler made in England. She has a V8 hemi that was available from Chrysler at the time (1950's). I'm not certain if this hemi design is Chrysler or German. Whatever the case I'm betting she moves darn well for a light car with a shoehorned in V8. Yeah, I can see myself hugging a few corners in the English countryside. __________________ “You're painfully alive in a drugged and dying culture.” ― Richard Yates, Revolutionary Road