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1/21/08

This little Chevy is just too cool!
 
This car was built by N2A  motors (No Two Alike). Cost $40,000 over cost of new
Corvette C6 (MSRP $44,000). Unbelievable! The company is planning a  production
run of about 100 vehicles. It sits on a Corvette C6  chassis, front styled like a 57 Chevy,
side like a 58, rear like  a 59. Hence the designation '789.' Scroll down and drool!   Cheri. 










1/21/08

       

   

A gorgeous Chevy custom from California, incorporates a C6 Vette chassis, front end from a 57, sides styling like a 58 and the deck lid from a 59.  Bob G.

  

5/10/07

This station was built in 1926 in New Ulm, MN.  There is a washroom in each turret on the ground floor.  The lady said originally they had intended to have Neon wind mill arms on the front of each turret at the top.  They would not turn.   This was never done though.  Started life as "Wolf River Oil"  ended in the 60's as a "Pure".  Bob G.

3/10/07

Outside Continental Motors in Hinsdale.  JJM

Bob G. found this sight in historical penny postcards.   This is the Hotel Moraine in HP.   Must have burned down.  Neat cars.

2/1/07

 

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