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Originally posted by Mitch View Post
Mitch, did you ever find out where those leftover nuts and bolts went when you finished???
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Here are some pictures of Henrietta my barn find. Pictures are from when I brought her home and current. A lot of work has been done and a lot to go.
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Here's my old wreck out on Rt 66Ray White
- 1929 Sport Coupe
- 1929 Closed Cab Pickup
Model A Technical Trivial Quizzes:
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Trooper Sarah.......1931
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Neat, and I like your Model A's 'home' that is a neat setup. Do you have heat out in that garage??
I see you like Texaco. One of my cast Texaco gas globes is dated '8-31' on the inside of the rim. Think of the Model A's and Early V-8's that fueled up at the station it came out of (Lomax, Illinois down by Ft. Madison, Iowa)!Last edited by Jeff/Illinois; 02-12-2018, 03:42 PM. -
I see we have more in common than just Model A's. I also have old gas pumps, signs ect. Some original and some not as far as signs go. My building 42x45' has large sliding doors on each end and every bit of space inside this building is covered with all different signage. My pumps are 1924 Fry Mae West pump. 1938 pump, 1953 Bowser pump and a 1936 Model 36B pump. Just thought I would share with you! Hugh -
The apple green wheels are stunning! Who made the paint? What is the paint code?
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Last edited by Mike; 05-08-2017, 04:47 PM.Michael
1928 speedster
1929 closed cab p/u
1930 standard roadster
1931 deluxe tudor sedan
1967 ss/rs conv.camaroComment
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IM000199.JPGIM000199.JPGIM000180.JPGIM000178.JPGIM000183.JPGIM000199.JPG here is my 1930 tudor
kevin
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Early 28 roadster pickup and early 29 tudor.Comment
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My 1930 pickup. Not sure how I did this. I only wanted one picture:DComment
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This is Stanley. I wish I had others but this is the only good picture I have. My 11 yr old son takes better pics than I do.Comment
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That's the best name yet................when it overheats, you will have a Stanley Steamer, a car I love. :DOriginally posted by Barber31 View Post
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Haha. I'm sure my kids would love to see that! Me not so much.Originally posted by Tom Wesenberg View PostComment
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Mike, nice car, I don't recall seeing your car before... Color is great.Originally posted by Mike V. Florida View Post
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I really love the pictures. Now if someone would walk me thru the process of posting a picture using an I-pad I too could post a picture or two. Private message if you want.
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From a basket case to a jewel..
Part 1
This is a pictorial journey through a 1930 CCPU restoration by me and the next owner. I had to sell it partially completed because of my...02-15-2018, 11:59 PM -
I am not fussed on trophies, I threw last year's one away.
It was Entrant's choice and a huge gaudy plastic gracelands type thing.
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AER long block, 5.5 head, 3:54 gears, Bergs rad, and a Tom W genny
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Wood reference pics
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Here is the same info presented in 3 different ways:
Notice:::::: The two wiring diagrams below are pre NOV 29. All cars should be wired as shown above in the first diagram...06-27-2017, 01:46 PM -
Well CRAP, didn't post all my eloquent words!!
Ok, try this again!
Ok boys and girls, I finished removing the starter and stuck my flexible magnet down the hole...07-29-2017, 12:33 PM -
Ford swap at Eastern Creek on july 28.
34 cabriolet from Argentina.
37 sedan.
1920 T truck.
In the car park was this older build T bucket, 48 ? Sedan,...07-28-2018, 06:44 PM -
Here is an interesting site on Fords. The link will take you to photos of A’s in the era, but there is a lot of other good information there as well.
http://vintagefordfacts.blogspot.c...01-07-2018, 09:32 AM
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