"well documented frame from EX-122" is how
rumors are born and created, without ANY basis. There were TWO other frames for EX-122 during its Proving Grounds career, aside from the 1955 frame it currently rides on. Nothing has ever been reported about the other two frames. I can only assume that Mr Keech's reference is to the original frame discarded out from under 1953 #003 after REPEATED tests on the Proving Grounds Belgian Blocks rendered it unsafe; this frame was later discovered by a Phil Havens in Michigan, who found it under a claimed 1955 that he had purchased through Terry Michaelis; As I recall Mr Havens DID later move to Florida; the frame was completed as a 1953 and displayed at least once - whether it ever found a "donor" body or not is unknown to me. Perhaps purchasers of restored 1953's in the last 8-10 years need to try to find the VIN # on the frame.....and HOPE that it is not
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rumors are born and created, without ANY basis. There were TWO other frames for EX-122 during its Proving Grounds career, aside from the 1955 frame it currently rides on. Nothing has ever been reported about the other two frames. I can only assume that Mr Keech's reference is to the original frame discarded out from under 1953 #003 after REPEATED tests on the Proving Grounds Belgian Blocks rendered it unsafe; this frame was later discovered by a Phil Havens in Michigan, who found it under a claimed 1955 that he had purchased through Terry Michaelis; As I recall Mr Havens DID later move to Florida; the frame was completed as a 1953 and displayed at least once - whether it ever found a "donor" body or not is unknown to me. Perhaps purchasers of restored 1953's in the last 8-10 years need to try to find the VIN # on the frame.....and HOPE that it is not
1003.......
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