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Italian supercars can also end up in junkyards. Here is a Iso Rivolta Lele sitting without engine and transmission. The were powered by either a Chevy SB or a 351 Cleveland depending on when the car was built. Can anyone see what year this one was built ?

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This thread always rocks!.

Cool Iso Anders...looks like a Ford motor mount left behind?.
Here's a link to a Chevy powered one... http://www.californiaclassix.com/arc...Lele_c107.html
If the link one is a '72 and the '75 Mustang looking tail lamps original, your boneyard one looks earlier?.
Reminds me some of the '72 Jensen Interceptor coupe I draged home 20 plus years ago.. Still in the barn as rusty as it was then but was complete w/ original 440 and cheap!.

Too bad for the '61 Poncho and Chevy in the Nasblu's pics!.

Andy's pics are always a shame...even the little Fords this time!.
Cool slots on the '73 Cougar!.
The Nova although thick in the flanks looks like it may be worth saving...at least for parts!.
Are those Buick rims w/ the spinners added...and 442 exhaust tips?.

And Dog's pics great as always!.
Great shoebox and '40 Ford parts, '57 Nomad and others...why do those fins added to the '53-55 'Vette look familiar?.
Nice to know these places still exist!.

~ Pete
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