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[Muttley]

Hey there, I was refered to this site from the HAMB. I was told that someone might be able to provide some info about Wohl's Service Center in Brooklyn NY. I would love to find out more about the place and maybe get in touch with Mr. Wohl if he is still with us. Thanks in advance for your help.

[GM-26]

<font color="red">JoeG</font> may have some information for you. Brooklyn is his home town.

[Muttley]

Thanks, I'll send him a PM.

[JoeG]

It sounds familiar, but I just can't place the area. Tomorrow I'll call a couple of my buddies who have owned service stations for 30+ years for any input............

[Muttley]

Thank you!!!

[427TJ]

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Show us that '40!

[Muttley]

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Show us that '40!

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It's actually a '39 Standard. I bought it from a guy in NJ. It was once owned by Mr. Wohl and I heard it was built for his daughter. It's got an early 'Vette motor thats hooked to the original three speed/banjo. It sat for years in a wharehouse and really hasnt been touched for 35+ years. Heres some pics:

[JoeG]

Freakin ............

[Muttley]

HAHAHA.......thanks. I was kind of worried about posting on this site. Sometimes guys arent so accepting of cars that arent just like theirs. It's good to know that some people out there arent so closed minded.

[Motion Camaro]

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HAHAHA.......thanks. I was kind of worried about posting on this site. Sometimes guys arent so accepting of cars that arent just like theirs. It's good to know that some people out there arent so closed minded.

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