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Anouther "classic" auto from storage building #2. What can i say about this......ah..........oh yea, "classic" 1929 Ford model A tudor sedan. Not much , really. Its pink, has an engine, spair tire, windows & a stearing wheel! I dont think being a car salesman is in my future.
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thanks again Sean, the list of projects is endless!
WOW metalman, you got it goin on! thats a hell of a power-train you got there! Its to bad you dont live closer, together we could out-do "Fast & Loud"
thanks packrat, keep "Forgotten America" coming, luv those images!
thanks for the luv tony
come to think of it packrat, this is kind of a auto. version of your series.
Okay -- how big is your garage!
Well trunkman, its 4jalopy's X 3metro's. Does that help?
thanks Mani.
thanks tony
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Pink is nice I love this one too ! No black hearse for me :-)
Mani, this is Floridian pink!,its a little to far south for you.
thank you Marc112
Hey Mikie did you hear our weather here in Wi it has turned into florida ! It is great color and would suit me fine :-) A cool pink flamingo hood ornament and I would drive it :-)
dont let the flamingo's stop you Mani, remember , i have over a couple dozen of them in a box (somewhere) . The real problem is finding someone who could take the heat (107* outside, 1??* inside the metal building) for WEEKS!!!
Mikie it has been temps higher than that here for months ! 112 a few days ago :-( I hate the heat .
Me tooooo!!!
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