1954 twin H complete car
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Ragged out inside but I still like it. Anybody want that the Millers sign?0
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Listing said Coupe.. Got my interest until i saw it was a four door.Darn..
Anyone know this car? is rust confined to the floor pans or is there more?0 -
Yeah I think the coupes are the neatest also,But when you got NONE and awhishin they all look good.0
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Looks like the Twin H is the 55/56 variety0
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Could it be one of the JC Whitney replacement engines? Check the serial numbers? :confused :
Might be a real good deal in disquise?
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Gee , I wish I was around to buy a few of these....0
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Wonder why they stated "Non automotive uses" ?0
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Nevada Hudson wrote:
because they didn't have serial numbers.Wonder why they stated "Non automotive uses" ?0 -
I think the non automotive use means these were meant for a boat. About ten years ago I sent a photo to the WTN that had a 308 that had been in a boat. The manifolds were different from that of a motor that was used in a car.0
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