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Originally Posted by 69nickeycamaro:

Erik not to hijack the thread but to answer the question.

 

HUDSON J1E a Nickey Camaro was like a Yenko or Baldwin Motion where the dealer installed a 427 engine. Nickey Chevrolet was a dealer in Chicago that built extreme muscle cars per customer request. Nickey would take a SS350 Camaro and install a 427 usually 425 HP. My car was a 427 L88 12.5 to1 compression with a Muncie M22 4 speed and a 5:13 12 bolt service package rear end. i had Larry Buetleman the engine builder for the Chi Town Hustler funny car build the aluminum heads. it conservatively got 3.5MPG with the 1050cfm Holley 3 barrel carb. still have the car with 31000 miles mostly in 1/4 increments. hope that answers your question.

Yes, that does. Thank you very much for the in depth explanation. Sounds like an incredible car and very valuable too. Good luck with it.

 

Sorry didn't mean to take the thread off topic.

Erik,

 

I'm a "old garages" enthusiast too.

 

I'm building a french model of the end of the 1950's for my french O scale layout.

It isn't yet finished but there is some photos to show you the idea.

All is scrachtbuilt. The vehicle comes from a die cast collection but is modified into a towing truck.

 

Sorry the photos aren't very good.

 

Caltex SJVRR

 

Caltex SJVRR 2

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Originally Posted by Erik C Lindgren:
Originally Posted by 69nickeycamaro:

       

SJVRR WOW what a neat garage that is! the only thing wrong with it is its not on my layout!!! the pictures are great.


       


Yeah I agree it needs to be on my layout too! It's awesome!

Thank you Erik.

 

But I have to complete it now!

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