My Best Original Pics of the Coolest, Best, Weirdest Cars & Trucks on My Travels
BSA (Birmingham Small Arms Company) owned Daimler until 1960 when it was sold to Jaguar. It’s SOHC Hemi-head (heads are aluminum) V8 displaces 2.5 liters making 140 hp. Fiberglass body, and all disc brakes, it
Wonderful wheels and paint. Hard to know how extensive the modifications are but it does have front disc brakes. The first year of the third generation T-bird, the 1961 was powered by a 390 cu.
Mark sent these interesting pics. I posted this same van behind a business in East Austin about two years ago. Powered by the F-134 Hurricane engine, giving about 75 hp, and also used in a
Mark paid $500 for his Avion T-20 in Tennessee not too long ago. Says internet: “The body of the AVION Travel Trailer is two complete Aluminum shells one inside the other, separated by a blanket
