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**galveston** · #1 07-15-2016, 09:21 PM

Wade, I was in high school when this came up for sale and a good friend of mine went to look at it, It was on 20th St. south of Indian School Rd. at a small house with extra parts laid out on the lawn, (shaker parts etc.) he went for a ride expecting the owner to "get on it" but never did. I frequently saw the car around town, couldn't miss the velocity stacks. My friend still remembers clearly that day like it was yesterday.

**cudino** · #2 07-15-2016, 10:49 PM

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: galveston</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Wade, I was in high school when this came up for sale and a good friend of mine went to look at it, It was on 20th St. south of Indian School Rd. at a small house with extra parts laid out on the lawn, (shaker parts etc.) he went for a ride expecting the owner to "get on it" but never did. I frequently saw the car around town, couldn't miss the velocity stacks. My friend still remembers clearly that day like it was yesterday. </div></div>
That is so cool Shaun, thanks for sharing. And thanks to sYc and all, I agree, this has been a very fortunate connection, I can't thank Pete enough. Keep 'em coming Pete, I'm sure others will find a connection as well.
- Wade

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