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Frank Reed

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Topic starter 13/05/2025 10:05 am

https://tork.buzz/classics/John-Lee-Hooker-and-His-Classic-Cadillac-That-Was-Cooler-Than-Any-Supercar-20250512-0031.html

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Tony Perrone

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13/05/2025 10:29 am

COOL! Loved him in the Blues Brothers. Also see his 53 Roadmaster:

https://tork.buzz/classics/Its-Not-a-Mustang-or-a-Corvette-This-Was-the-Oldest-Classic-in-John-Lee-Hookers-Collection-20250429-0039.html

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John Bono

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13/05/2025 12:00 pm

Cool for sure!

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13/05/2025 12:12 pm

Posted by: @perrone1

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COOL! Loved him in the Blues Brothers. Also see his 53 Roadmaster:

https://tork.buzz/classics/Its-Not-a-Mustang-or-a-Corvette-This-Was-the-Oldest-Classic-in-John-Lee-Hookers-Collection-20250429-0039.html

Tony, certainly not your doing, but the engine and car pictured is not a V8 as mentioned as a "Fireball" in the clip. To my old eyes it appears to be from a '47 or '48 Buick OHV straight eight. Hoping not to come across as a old PIA know it all. If I do, please forgive me.

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Tony Perrone

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13/05/2025 12:46 pm

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Posted by: @perrone1

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COOL! Loved him in the Blues Brothers. Also see his 53 Roadmaster:

https://tork.buzz/classics/Its-Not-a-Mustang-or-a-Corvette-This-Was-the-Oldest-Classic-in-John-Lee-Hookers-Collection-20250429-0039.html

Tony, certainly not your doing, but the engine and car pictured is not a V8 as mentioned as a "Fireball" in the clip. To my old eyes it appears to be from a '47 or '48 Buick OHV straight eight. Hoping not to come across as a old PIA know it all. If I do, please forgive me.