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Hey, that sound like Jimmy Addison's ride. I
could be wrong, I thought he was a Detroit runner.
Please correct me if I am, this is too good a bit
of history to mess up on.
A LOT of people got dusted off by that
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The SILVER BULLET was Addison's car .. but I don't think the car was ever actually in Detroit. He had a Sunoco gas-station in Birmingham Mi... on Woodward Ave.

I owned that car for about a year ..... it was sold to me with a max-wedge motor in-parts ..in the trunk.

I sold the car to James Rose ... minus the engine, converter, trans and center section.

BTW ...I still have the J-converter.

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Another piece of history!!! That particular car
WAS VERY famous even here in NY. The mixup about
Detroit could be that he may have RAN the car there? I don't know for sure, I'll keep checking
for the true facts. You still have the J-converter
which to me, means the car was HEMI powered. Maybe
poked and stroked too. However, as you bought the
car with Max-Wedge motor in the trunk, has my
head scratching a little. Is it possible that
the motor in the trunk is not the one that burned
the competition on Woodward? I don't know. The
car is a true street brawler. Great times revisited. Thanks.