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Jeff Troy
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Vintage Karting items owned: Dart Super K/PP-AH58, Homelite Spitfire LA-1/KL-82/LR-82
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Not Karting, but Good Fun to Share

Post by Jeff Troy » Mon May 16, 2011 11:04 am

Hi, Guys,

Most of you know that I played a lot of good rock & roll in my day.

I have an interesting collection of basses and guitars, and I've been restoring a full stage load of vintage Sunn gear for the last two years or so.

If you're into the real thing, here's a link that's guaranteed to make you smile.

http://sunn.ampage.org/sdp/index.php/topic,6398.0.html

BTW, David Heffernan, the artist who carved my '74 Strat, is the guy who did the window illustrations on Led Zepellin's Physical Graffiti, all the J. Giles Band album covers and all the Spyro Gyra covers (the girl drawn on those covers is his sister, Claire).

See you in September at The Big One!

Warmest regards...
Jeff Troy
759 New Holland Ave.
Lancaster PA 17602
717-917-3670 (Leave message and I will return your call)
http://www.bradleygt.com
http://www.jefftroy.com (Under Construction)

steve miller
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Re: Not Karting, but Good Fun to Share

Post by steve miller » Mon May 16, 2011 12:51 pm

hey jeff thats pretty cool..a good friend of mine ex drummer from tesla maybe i can bring him to ohio and you guys jam a little ..?? P.S. is that your car ..?? whatever it is looks like mid engine and would go like H&!!...! sweet ride ..

Jeff Troy
Posts: 77
Joined: Mon Jun 18, 2007 4:59 pm
Vintage Karting items owned: Dart Super K/PP-AH58, Homelite Spitfire LA-1/KL-82/LR-82
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Re: Not Karting, but Good Fun to Share

Post by Jeff Troy » Mon May 16, 2011 3:42 pm

Hi, Steve,

Yes. It's a Bradley GT that I built in 1976. It has 640 thousand miles n it now, and gets a complete teardown/re-assemble every 5 or 6 years. Drove to the track in Fremont at least twice, but never when The Big One was running. I also have a custom stainless hitch and aluminum T-trailer that lets me carry one vintage kart behind the GT.

It's a VW frame and engine with a tricked-out fiberglass body and Plexiglas gullwing doors. It's also got working heat and air conditioning. Engine is a dual-port 1641 with mild mods for longevity. not speed. Paint is DuPont ChromaLusion, and the interior is full custom tuck & roll. Every part on the car is improved in one way or another to make a good daily driver.

I've driven it into the Midwest many times, and over the years it's been registered in five different states. Where are you in Ohio? I taught music in a private studio for a few years in Lima back in the 1960's.
Jeff Troy
759 New Holland Ave.
Lancaster PA 17602
717-917-3670 (Leave message and I will return your call)
http://www.bradleygt.com
http://www.jefftroy.com (Under Construction)

steve miller
Posts: 249
Joined: Wed Jan 27, 2010 1:20 pm
Vintage Karting items owned: simplex,rupps,fox,putt nik,go kart 1600,alley cat ,hellcat,mcculloch,hornett,moss..
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Re: Not Karting, but Good Fun to Share

Post by steve miller » Mon May 16, 2011 9:03 pm

hello jeff..i live in southern tier n.y. 3 hrs.east of erie PA.we put together a 1975 bricklin..it was 31 yrs ago when i was 17 ..i put together a pretty nice 401 and put in it ..

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