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A Young, Silver-Hair’d Ace Frehley [October 31st, 1973]
The great thing about this shot is that this young Mr. Frehley was all dressed up not for a gig with KISS but a Halloween Party featuring the New York Dolls. In fact, there’s a documentary about the Dolls where you can see footage of Ace walking around at the event that fun to watch, even if he’s never pointed out.
Great picture!](http://25.media.tumblr.com/7c850e26efdb91d275c6a6559fa360eb/tumblr_mgcbsaykyH1rg6iiuo1_500.jpg)
A Young, Silver-Hair’d Ace Frehley [October 31st, 1973]
The great thing about this shot is that this young Mr. Frehley was all dressed up not for a gig with KISS but a Halloween Party featuring the New York Dolls. In fact, there’s a documentary about the Dolls where you can see footage of Ace walking around at the event that fun to watch, even if he’s never pointed out.
Great picture!
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My hobbies include: chasing fat kids, throwing tridents, stockpiling my own blood, and collecting gas masks.
Retro recollections of my youth.
RETRO! 1973 Alfa Romeo Montreal V8
The car is a 1973 Alfa Romeo Montreal of which only around 3,900 examples were built over a period of seven years from 1970 to 1977, and none were officially imported to North America as the coupe didn’t meet U.S. and Canadian emission control requirements at the time.
The Italian sports car was designed by the great Marcello Gandini of Bertone fame and was originally presented as a concept at the 1967 Montreal Expo in Canada before making it into production as the Montreal in 1977.
While the study was powered by a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine, the production Montreal was fitted with a far more potent 2.6-liter V8 engine with fuel injection sourced from 2.0-litre V8 used in Alfa’s 33 Stradale and Tipo 33 sports prototype racer. The V8 is rated at 200-horsepower and has a redline at 7,000 rpm. A five-speed gearbox drives the rear wheels through a limited slip differential.
(vía Carscoop)
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