The Copper Kettle
Since it originally had a body formed out of copper, Hilbert Ermer, Sr.’s midget racing car was nicknamed the “Copper Kettle.”
Since it originally had a body formed out of copper, Hilbert Ermer, Sr.’s midget racing car was nicknamed the “Copper Kettle.”
This ’74 Super Beetle has been kept in a heated garage and has not been run in the winter, so it’s still in solid shape!
Over the past three segments of this series, we’ve taken a look at the installation of a Jesel belt drive system. We also installed the crank pulley. In this segment, we’ll complete the installation with the fitting of the cam pulley and the drive belt.
With under 500 miles, this pro street ’41 Willys combines nostalgic looks with significant power!
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