1959 Colony Park Wagon 430 cu in. w/air Frame Off Resto

[Oversteer]

Wow!! your car has come out amazing!

Thanks for the tips on finding parts.

I raided that Merc at Dessert Valley about a year ago and took all of the parts I needed. I guess I will have to keep on looking on ebay etc

Again, well done on completing the car

Hamish

[Oversteer]

Hi there, just another quick question, were you able to buy your body mounts (and if so where from?) or did you get them made? thanks in advance, Hamish

[Shelby#18]

Hello Hamish,

Here is the response from Dane....

http://www.mcmaster.com/#rubber-hollow-rods/=jv2pdw

You have to make the ID larger and if you're picky like me, you'll have to turn a few down on a lathe. Both processes work better if the rubber stock is frozen.

[Shelby#18]

Well I thought I would do one more post on the car. Enjoy the video...

[Shelby#18]

Just registered the Colony Park for Fabulous Fords Forever show at Knotts Berry Farm, April 21, 2013.

For those in the area that would like to see it and lots of other awesome cars, come on down!

[Shelby#18]

It's that time of year again. Sunday April 27th., 2014

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[Shelby#18]

Here is a new twist. See the car in 3D. You'll need the 3D glasses to view it.

Link: http://www.rokemneedlearts.com/carsinde ... g/?p=11596

[Theo]

Very cool although my faded 3D glasses don't seem to work. I'll check for an other one. Great idea and nice to see your car in this gallerie.

[Shelby#18]

Guess some one is looking for my wagon...

[Theo]

Celebrity car