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Our 1946 Ford Ratrod. This car was owned up until May 26th 2011 by my father who recently passed away. We have spent a many hour piddlin' with this old car and had a ball together he will be missed !! It sports a '53 flathead w/ 3..2's, '46 Ford Truck Tranny, alum. heads & intake, Mexican Blanket Interior and somewhat original paint & Rust !! Hahaha !! The doors read JJ & Sons Hot Rods & Customs Draper NC Est. 1954.
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What a great thing to remember your Dad with..
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Thanks vanskyock24 !!!
This car was the only car that was spared from the garage fire...it did about $3000 in damage but, I got her back going again...........
Nice that one car survived the fire & that it holds fond memories for you.
Thanks walksoftly ! it's deff a survivor..for some unknown reason?? It was parked on the outside of the garage against the door as I had my 2 cycles in its bay as I had been cleaning them up.