From my archive of old sports car mags...

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some guys from work

http://www.stuff.co.nz/oddstuff/2841006/The-little-van-that-could

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Thar's the type of belt I installed in my first car...a 1950 Ford. Now I'm back to Ford. Just learned that my Ford is one of the 810 Bullitt models made in 2009.




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Rabbit. It's what's for dinner.

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Oh No!! Honeybun! Z-man must have provided recipes.

Elsinores of that era came in a few models, the MT, MR, and the CR.
Thesy were available in a few different colors as well.
The silver ones tanks had different colors on the top, such as blue, red, and green depending on the model.

Interesting use of rebar!

Yeah, I tried to find a rotisserie at my local hardware stores, but all I could find were electric ones for $70+. So I improvised.

That piece of rebar had previously been used as a catalytic converter removal tool.

The rabbit itself wasn't bad. I soaked it in beer and olive oil for about 30 minutes prior to grilling (should have been longer). I then seasoned it with salt and pepper. The meat was still a little tough but it didn't taste gamey to me. That sucker had huge leg and back muscles. The back muscles tightened so much during cooking that they split open. The right leg was also broken by the leg muscles tightening.

In the future, I'll try some marinade that breaks down the muscle a little.

My wife refused to try any (hence the hot dogs).

My Elsinore is an MT, and has the orange stripe on top of the tank.

Together Again!
 

I figured they were faking all along! :rolleyes:http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1252543414.jpg

Race Mixing is Bad!
 

I got one of those. I used it last weekend to smoke a london broil, worked great.

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