9 mile trailed Cobra R 1995 Mustang, Previously owned by NASCAR driver Ernie Irvan, 1 of 250 produced
Purchased new through Ford Special Engineering in 1995 by former Robert Yates Racing-Texaco Havoline #28 NASCAR driver Ernie Irvan.
He trailered it to car shows, and never drove it.
He finally sold it in 2016.
VIN: 1FALP42C5SF213524
But there are quite a few of those limited Cobra R's hanging around waiting to appreciate in value. One has 523 miles, http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a25844/a-1995-ford-mustang-cobra-r-reaches-the-racetrack/
another has 2911 miles https://www.a-gc.com/1995-ford-mustang-svt-cobra-r-c-361.htm
another has 6076 https://lmr.com/products/1995-Ford-Mustang-SVT-Cobra-R-Specs-Features
http://www.2040-cars.com/ford/Mustang/ernie-irvan-s-personal-1995-ford-mustang-svt-cobra-r-coupe-2-door-5-8l-53589/
One of "The Few", Lacey downed at least 28 enemy planes during World War Two and was a rare example of someone who served in the RAF on both the first and final day of the war.
He survived nine crash landings and famously shot down a German plane that had just bombed Buckingham Palace.
"I was shot down nine times in 16 weeks. Twice I got out with my aeroplane burning from end to end, once with no tail on it," he said.
He continued flying fighter missions until the end of the war, including a transfer to India where he took on the Japanese.
At the end of World War Two, he was credited with having shot down 28 confirmed planes, four "probables" and nine damaged - one of the highest tallies of all the RAF's British fighter pilots.
After the war he became a pilot instructor
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leeds-40660077
thanks Steve!
cards to leave for drivers that park like jack asses
A phrase for a drop card is:
'Is your steering wheel covered in shit?... because you park like an asshole'
or go with the funniest and probably true note http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2016/01/well-that-got-out-of-control-fast.html
for a good welder call... Amazin Blaze; a'Heatin and a'Beatin Welding Service.
Welcome to Hucklebuck studios.
Yall come on in and have a seat. Let me give you a little rundown on myself....
My name is Glen Thornton....My friends call me Amazing Blaze....I'm the owner and operator of a'Heatin and a'Beatin welding service.
We have 24 hour service working week days, week nights, weekend days weekend nights, holidays are my specialty...
Especially Thanksgiving.
I weld long arc, short arc, heliarc, and in the dark.
Fit for 4 welders or weld for 4 fitters.
If you want 2 or 3 weeks off , I can handle that too.
Weld anything from the crack of dawn to a broken heart..., from eggshells to spider webs.
I have done some work for a few young black widows.
We weld right handed left handed, 6 inches off the floor, up against the wall , in the corner, with or without a mirror....uphill, downhill, side to side, no crack too tight, no gap too wide.
If you don't like the way I do it, I'll let you try it.
If I cant do it, I'll hire it done.
All work guaranteed and strictly cash. No tax, no tracks.
If you got the nerve to call....I got the gall to come.
Call Amazin Blaze a'Heatin and a'Beatin Welding Service.
Route 1, Crenshaw County Alabama
Thanks Doug!
598 mile 1st year Diablo, one owner, and one of 21 equipped with the Bruguet Type "4330" Chronometer, 300 thou and it's yours
this was a one-off, special-order, special wish example completed in brilliant "Impact White" with a complementary full white leather interior with contrasting red piping. It also received the very popular upgraded Alpine Stereo / CD system with amplifier and subwoofer.
full gallery and description at http://www.anamera.com/en/detail/car/482258/index.html?no_cache=1&ret=202
Firestone made drag slicks for the Ford Thunderbolt, specifically, back in the 60s.
Firestone Lightning Slicks. They’re unique to the Thunderbolt as they have a lightning-bolt tread pattern. Few remain still intact and on a Thunderbolt.
http://www.hotrod.com/articles/see-how-this-historic-1964-ford-thunderbolt-is-transformed-from-a-neglected-barn-find-to-show-quality-drag-car/
Letterer Johnny Watts, at age 81, still plies his trade the old-fashioned way: freehand, since age 13.
Using pictures Allen acquired, Watts lettered the car just as it would have been done back in the day—freehand. Watts has been lettering automobiles for 68 years, starting his craft at the age of 13. He’s one of only a handful who still applies the paint freehand with a trusted brush he’s had for many years. Over a two-day period, Watts gave the Bonner Thunderbolt character.
Watts uses a Coca-Cola crate as a stool and workbench. He adjusts the position of the crate from vertical to horizontal and flat as he starts high and works down low
http://www.hotrod.com/articles/see-how-this-historic-1964-ford-thunderbolt-is-transformed-from-a-neglected-barn-find-to-show-quality-drag-car/
politicians have lost their minds, this makes it official.... , Alabama teens need a business license to mow lawns for money
Teenagers have been threatened by officials and other lawn services to show their city issued business license ($110) before cutting a persons lawn for extra summer cash.
Thanks Eddie!
http://abc3340.com/news/local/business-license-required-for-teens-to-cut-grass
Thanks Eddie!
http://abc3340.com/news/local/business-license-required-for-teens-to-cut-grass
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