AMC Hornet Sportabout Wagon in Round Rock
Roughly 1971. Check out the big rear tires, and small front ones. Give you any ideas? Let’s say it’s got a V8, at least.
Author: Ken Altes
Austin-Healey 100 at Motoreum
Designed by Donald Healey, bodies manufactured by Jensen Motors using mechanicals from an Austin A90 Atlantic, this model ran from 1953 to 1956. Named the “100” because it could achieve 100 mph, powered by four
Pete Soble’s 1927 Ford Model T Hot Rod
Very cool hot rod, but don’t know what to think of the nine exhaust pipes in the picture. Love straight engines, though. This car is from Austin, found it at the Lonestar Round Up.
Jeep Wagoneer at Jeep Masters on S. Congress
Roughly a 1970 model. I had a 1966 Wagoneer that was a terrific truck – it had an American Motors 232 cu. in. straight six, but this one has a V8, either a 350 cu. in. Buick