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BTW, Mysterion still not found

 Daniel Strohl, 30.08.2007 in Partner- und Mitglieder-Blogs, blog.hemmings.com

Mysterion

Following up on yesterday’s news of the Orbitron find, Ryan over at the Jalopy Journal shares his maybe-possibly-near-encounter with the Mysterion.

Roth built the Mysterion in 1963 with twin Thunderbird 406 V-8s, backed by twin Ford C-6 automatic transmissions and twin 1948 Ford banjo rear axles. As the story goes, after a year on the show circuit, the car was scheduled to head back to Roth’s shop in the fall of 1964, but only bits and pieces arrived; the majority of the car, including the unique drivetrain, had gone mysteriously missing. And if you’re sure you saw it at the 2005 Detroit Autorama, that was simply Dave Shuten’s very convincing clone/replica.

Ryan’s the kind of guy who knows (and ain’t telling) the whereabouts of James Dean’s Little Bastard, so if he don’t know where the Mysterion’s hiding, then likely nobody does.


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Keywords: Daniel Strohlhot rods and customsreplicas and kit carsone-offs and homebuiltsstolen vehicles, , , jalopy journal, mysterion, detroit autorama, ford c, rear axles


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