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Title: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: speedwell on December 11, 2007, 22:01:52 pm
here's the report from the volksworld feb 96 with the ARONSON/HOLMES   repro , this one was just a repro  not a clone like scott bakken's car
that's for you dyno remembering old time  ;D
best regard buddy
fabian  ;)


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: Jim Ratto on December 11, 2007, 22:03:25 pm
I remember that article. Motor looks almost identical to my old Super Flow 2276, with the red 36hp fan housing


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: speedwell on December 11, 2007, 22:09:00 pm
I remember that article. Motor looks almost identical to my old Super Flow 2276, with the red 36hp fan housing
;) jim you remember well the engine like me my magazine  ;D ;D
cheer buddy
fabs


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: Jim Ratto on December 11, 2007, 22:12:40 pm
Isn't Max's red car with 5 spokes in same issue too? I do have a decent memory too for good cars. Motors too.


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: speedwell on December 11, 2007, 22:25:18 pm
yes you want the report ??? let me know and i will post it tomorrow  ;)
and there's also stephan S car , andy jewell , scott smith empi resto/old school black 67 ,


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: Jim Ratto on December 11, 2007, 22:27:16 pm
yes you want the report ??? let me know and i will post it tomorrow  ;)
and there's also stephan S car , andy jewell , scott smith empi resto/old school black 67 ,

sure but not Scott Smith car....not Cal Look


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: Lids on December 11, 2007, 22:42:42 pm
just one thing bugs me, in the article it says they are tall scat manifolds, but they look like shorts to me!!


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: dyno don on December 11, 2007, 23:00:50 pm
you guys are amazing..!! ...I had truly forgotten about the article/thanks for scrubbing it up and out of the cobwebs..!!  ...and yes..they are short manifolds..an early berg set from the 70's that i supplied for the project...keep up the great work gang..!!    bababa... ah...never mind..LOL.../hugs/dyno..


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: Fastbrit on December 12, 2007, 00:03:53 am
Hey Dyno - remember those days? Helping you move, rescuing all your trophies from the trash... ;)

You took me for a blast round the block in the car and suddenly drove like an idiot (so what's new? ;D) declaring "Quick, the cops are following us!". Happy days...


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: dyno don on December 12, 2007, 01:06:12 am
keith..if i only knew what those trophys that i chucked out and (DIDNT SAVE) would do for my income these days...LOL..   as for the cops...well ..most of them remember me and grin when being asked  of the good times ...LOL      ...these days?....i still can outrun most and dont mind taking some lumps but not into being tazzzerized..!!    >> practice your shifting grasshopper...(smile)...cheers..!


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: JOHN CANALES on December 12, 2007, 01:41:07 am
sure but not Scott Smith car....not Cal Look

 ::)


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: benssp on December 12, 2007, 10:08:19 am
sure but not Scott Smith car....not Cal Look

It may not be Cal Look as we see it now, but at the time that magazine came out it was a massive awakening to myself of all the Empi products that used to be available and if applied in moderation can make nice attributes to a Cal-look car ;D

Max Morleys car was the first 'looker' I ever had the pleasure to ride in and I got pretty much hooked from then on ;D


Title: Re: aronson/holmes repro
Post by: Neil Davies on December 12, 2007, 10:19:07 am
That's the issue of Volksworld that really sent me down the right path! I'd owned my bug since March of the previous year and was still pretty unsure of the styles of cars. I knew what I liked and didn't like, but had no idea about a cohesive look for my car. Then I saw that issue of the magazine and that was it - my '68 got dechromed, back end came back up to stock, the bonnet, decklid and rear lights were changed for '67 ones and my Dad and I painted it the brightest white we could get, just like the Taormina car! Everything about that car just looked right for me.