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This is page #67 of the Literay Digest dated November 13,1926. It is a full page advertisement for My 1926 Star and a picture of almost the same angle. Also added some pictures of when I brought it home. Hope you enjoy, thanks for looking.
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Thank you very much bratjdd, I've just went throught my posting and have put together a collectin of this. Might enjoy looking though them, link it to the left. Thanks again
Thank you Ken for sharing the love for the old Gal, very appreciated!!
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LOL, thanks Sean, The old gal would love a road trip, but with about 10 inches of snow on the ground, she'd trudge thru it, but me, I'd freeze out, these don't have the modern luxuries, like a heater. Could get a coffee can and a candle to put on the floor board to keep the windows clear. :-)