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Rocket Surgery 1978 Checker Marathon, lots of spares, Denver CO, $5000
I've had my fun, time to build something new. Small block Chevy 350, Vortec heads, air gap manifold, mated to a Ford (yes really) wide ratio 4spd toploader. Suspension is stock-ish, with added roll bars and different springs, it's been lowered a few inches. It...
Checker Cab Lake Geneva Trip Fail
It was a valiant attempt at driving a 1958 Checker Cab Model A8 Drivermatic Special, but it just wasn’t meant to be. After over 250 miles the newly rebuild transmission failed. That said, it was still a fun trip in the Checker and documented in the video below. The...
The Odd Ball Checkers, Don’t You Love Them?
The biggest challenge of documenting the history of Checker, is trying to think up new articles every couple of weeks. This writer loves taking the challenge as is demonstrates the ability to be creative and to write something new about an old car that pretty much...
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