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(@George Whittet)
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Rich Sufficool
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and bringing up the rear.....

another CMC masterpiece:

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John Merritt
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Absolutely gorgeous!


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
(@Michael Delbuck)
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So sweet - awesome photos as well!!



   
(@Michael Delbuck)
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One of my Favs. Note the chassis number under the radiator hose



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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Fine images of this gleaming red stunner !



   
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(@George Whittet)
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I admire your fortitude, Richard. I removed the bonnet from mine once. Only once.



   
(@Alan Wright)
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Three very beautiful cars!



   
(@Dave Hosea)
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Nice, Very Nice, Your Detail is terriffic, Thank You!



   
Rich Sufficool
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I can't remember how many times I had to open the bonnet on that model...

There was a controversy over vetting that chassis number. This car had quite a history that included multiple engine changes over a fairly long racing history.
Fortunately I have some very handy micro surgical instruments that make relatively easy to undo and refasten the hardware.
My eyeballs are the limiting factor.



   
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