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Ok, thanks for the video. The hubs ride on two bearings on the outside of the tube. The axle then bolts to the outside of the hub. So, it would be possible to run the rear end without an axle and use the front wheel drive only. That being said, the picture of the truck with what looks like no diff cover (or no differential for that matter) is possible. Which brings up another question. Why?

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Originally Posted by abisel (Post 11014696)

Something in the rear is broken ?? I actually like your theory. Paint.

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I've come to appreciate the stying and size of these T birds more and more thru the years!

Byron, you sure have been coming up with some fine pics of late, thanks.
I'm curious about a couple from a week or so ago, huge piles of bikes, mostly yellow bikes. What's the story there?

Cheers Richard

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Originally Posted by WPOZZZ (Post 10821035)

C2 corvette convertible, 68 Camaro, 2013 Camaro, 88 635csi and a 240z?

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Sultan of Brunei. Guy has the largest car collection in the world. Some cars he has hundreds of copies of. And we’re not talking Chevy novas
He does supposedly love cars but I think he’s more addicted to conspicuous consumption.
Too my

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Originally Posted by Geneman (Post 10815991)

Hi everyone: Jolly ( or anyone). can you tell me where this pic was found? The 4 masted Schooner shown is The Moshulu. It was in the very first scene in one of the Godfather movies when it sailed into NY harbor. in late 1800s just before steam, the ship ran grain from Australia to the UK and US.

Its presently the only 4 masted Schooner still afloat. It was found decaying in some shipyard in Rotterdam, rescued by a wealthy heir to the Heinz Ketchup fortune and brought here to US.. Its presently Docked at Penns Landing in Philadelphia. My brother-in-law owns it and its a fine restaurant. The decks are so large he can run 4 wedding receptions at the same time!! Moshulu - Unique Dining Restaurants in Philadelphia or Best of Philly Restaurants

would like to find a high res picture if available,

Thanks. Frank.

SmileWavy

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What a cool connection to you and a cooler history. I just the history on it from the restaurant website. Very interesting
Tony

Thanks Tony. Yeah its an amazing relic. Upon more research I found that this pic is from a time when the ship was used to run california redwood planks up to Seattle. You can see the planks on the dock ready to load.

random: Jerry tooling around in his Pcar... one of them.. in the Hamptons last week..

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