Last stop in Los Angeles last week was the incredible Rod Emory Motorsports shop. Emory builds outlaw 356. There was even an ultra rare 904 in the house! Lots of Hot Wheels and Matchbox Porsches too.
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I took them apart, scraped out all the old gunk and rebuilt them with brand new elastomers. Took all last night and half of Saturday. Yes, ... -
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