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    I have some Model A's but don't know much about them.
    My therapist said to go elsewhere so here I am.
    Here's a picture of my garage crew. I'm the guy behind the camera.
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    Hopefully we can figure out which oil to use.
    Then I need to figure out how to get something on the calendar.
    We need to post and declare that November 28th is National VFF Day.
    Mechanical engineering 101: If you put an adjustment knob, screw, bolt, or tolerance specs on something, some people will immediately fiddle with it. If you mark it DO NOT TOUCH everyone will mess with it.
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    Wecome Mike! This place is get more classy :-)
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      Welcome Mike

      Nov 28th sounds like a plan lol :D
      3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
      Henry Ford said,
      "It's all nuts and bolts"
      "Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
      Mitch's Auto Service ctr
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        Good to see you over here.
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          Originally posted by MikeK View Post
          I have some Model A's but don't know much about them.
          My therapist said to go elsewhere so here I am.
          Here's a picture of my garage crew. I'm the guy behind the camera.
          idiots-stooges-300x200.jpg?9d3a8d.jpg













          Hopefully we can figure out which oil to use.
          Then I need to figure out how to get something on the calendar.
          We need to post and declare that November 28th is National VFF Day.
          Perfect!! The day before my Model A was delivered to my driveway. That'll be easy to remember :
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