1933 Willys racer - pink - rvl.jpg (1/1) (7of7) 271K

On Thu, 02 Jul 2009 10:06:01 -0500, (Zinc) wrote:

Aw! guys, Please. Pick on common cars made in huge quantities.
In 1933 Willys combined total production of ALL models was only 29,,819.
Plymouth in 1933 total all models was 298,566. Dodge was 106, 103.
I'm sure Ford and Chevy have many more than Mopar. Pick on these
cars. Save the others for historic restorations.

I'm sad whenever I see rare cars of any make destroyed with these
abominations.

Doby

On 2-Jul-2009, Doby > wrote:

> Aw! guys, Please. Pick on common cars made in huge quantities.
> In 1933 Willys combined total production of ALL models was only 29,,819.
> Plymouth in 1933 total all models was 298,566. Dodge was 106, 103.
> I'm sure Ford and Chevy have many more than Mopar. Pick on these
> cars. Save the others for historic restorations.
>
> I'm sad whenever I see rare cars of any make destroyed with these
> abominations.

I agree, Doby. The strange thing about the old Willys is that they're almost
always turned into dragsters and they go for a small fortune in any
condition. That keeps them around at least rather than rusting away
somewhere.

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Z~

Hey at least Doby most of these were saved ex-drag cars put back on the
street!

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Never Explain......
Your friends don't need it
Your enemies wouldn't believe it
"Doby" > wrote in message
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> On Thu, 02 Jul 2009 10:06:01 -0500, (Zinc) wrote:
>
> Aw! guys, Please. Pick on common cars made in huge quantities.
> In 1933 Willys combined total production of ALL models was only 29,,819.
> Plymouth in 1933 total all models was 298,566. Dodge was 106, 103.
> I'm sure Ford and Chevy have many more than Mopar. Pick on these
> cars. Save the others for historic restorations.
>
> I'm sad whenever I see rare cars of any make destroyed with these
> abominations.
>
> Doby