high performance tires for a car that no longer exists!!
No rims. The 4 'new' Michelin tires are just that (they may have been on
the car for a couple of weeks, max.)  The 3 Pirellis have one or two
seasons wear.  I know the Michelins were @ $400 each.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2479841266&ss
pagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT
1955  Chevrolet : Bel Air /150/210
3 Speed Manual Transmission
2 Door

I would like to know what car is this?
www.oleoegas.com/fotografia.htm
Thanks

Can anyone recommend what I can use to clean white wall tires?  I'm
always having to wipe the brake dust and such from the tires, but I
find that some cleaning agents actually remove the "white" from the
tires, as well.

http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2004-04-27-last-olds_x.htm
Herewith my commentary.
--
MBAssholes, or Requiem for a Heavyweight

Fellow Car Enthusiast,
We are looking to BUY a specific style trunk handle/lock for a '34
Plymouth Business Coupe.  The lock is for a car under restoration.
The early version used the bent key cylinder.  Then later in '34 was

Yes, it's really old , but still in good shape.Knights in the Middle
Ages used it to drive from castle to castle, it's an English model,
made in Sherwood Forest.
It's iron and wood, max. speed is 10 mph , works with steam-engines or

Joe posted a load of irrelevant 0-60 and 1/4 mile stuff.
Joe and to all others who this may concern, the acceleration performance of
a road vehicle is one of the minor criteria to be considered in the
selection process.

Hello, perhaps some of you may offer an opinion on this deal 81 model
with questionable engine for $7000+/12K miles.
Second, what else should I ask about / be concerned about on this
vehicle? Here are the vehicle pictures and information:

If you'd be interested in seeing my work, please go to:
http://www.edswoods.com/vintageauto.html
My rates are pretty reasonable.

Both Colonel Klink and General Burkhaler, (possible sic), on the old American
TV situation comedy had a very unusual (or at least it seemed to me at the
times I watched the show!), car or cars! The unusual part was that it had *6
wheels", (arranged as on the American 2 1/2 ton ...

I'm interested in the simple electrical system wiring on a completely stock
1928 Ford Tudor.  I've got the spring loaded plug that goes into the
distributor, but the cable has been broken off of it.  (it is always
touching the metal inside in the "unretracted" position).  as I ...

Hello All.  We are putting together a television show "52 Favorite
Cars" which will be aired May 9th on Spike TV.  What we are looking
for are some decent footage and stills of these particular classic
cars:

Must  Sale 1955 Chrysler
Located in Chehalis Washington
To see a picture click here.
http://home.comcast.net/~patwhitegolf/Patchrysler2.html

read somewhere silver solder was the ONLY acceptable 'filler' for
small dings prior to chroming and/or rechroming steel bumper
parts....what about brass, as in 'brazed in' filled and filed flat
small dings? would that work? (I got plenty of brazing rods, but very