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I'm with Ken.................you won a ride in Mikes boat.............................how long can you tread water?

Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

I'm with Ken.................you won a ride in Mikes boat.............................how long can you tread water?

That's ok, as mentioned earlier, Arizona water is really dry!!!!

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

That's ok, as mentioned earlier, Arizona water is really dry!!!!

Dehydrated water?
What a novel idea!
Just add dihydramonoxide and...BINGO!
Instant water!

29 roadster body on 32 rails, the original hotrod, lovely

Yeah,whip,I thought that looked like Lindsays koop...Very nice little car,,apart from where I left the drool marks on it..
Yeah,I will rattle Whiplashes cane basket..keep the grille shell,looks different uncle Bob..Ya might just start a trend..dont tell anyone what it is..apart from me..

When I brought my truck home it had the back (with louvers) from a kitchen stove to cover the gas tank. Would have looked good if done right. Material was too thin.

Uncle Bob, you got wayyy too much time on your hands! I love that coupe in the first picture, it's got character what with that non-chopped roof. Also, I love that grille shell. Ya know, I think you got Collecto-mania BAD. Fun to read your posts. Have fun. Perley

cool grill, I know What its off of, never had one on our farm but there are still a few of them parked along the fence rows in the country. will have to keep them in mind

I like the grill, it fits the stance with the body and old style front brakes, very cool Bob.

Nice use of the louvered panels. And nice stance of the project too! That grill does remind me of some old tractor grills, and it sets off the car nicely. I know what you mean about the stash pile in and around the garage. My wife is constantly reminding me of why are you keeping this. It never fails when I need a part or a chunk of something to fabricate a tool or whatever, that I take the opportunity to impress on her the financial rewards of junk!
Usually have to buy something to replace what was tossed a week earlier!

Thanks guys, but we can't let the kiwis in on the secret............you know how they are with farm stuff!!

Originally Posted by stovens

..... My wife is constantly reminding me of why are you keeping this. It never fails when I need a part or a chunk of something to fabricate a tool or whatever, that I take the opportunity to impress on her the financial rewards of junk!

Power to the brotherhood!!!

Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

Thanks guys, but we can't let the kiwis in on the secret............you know how they are with farm stuff!!

MOOOO...:LOL:


Power to the brotherhood!!!

nah..Different to our Fordson tractors...[I think],,might have to go to a local museum and see...Thanks Jack...

Sorry Lamin8r,

I didn't mean to imply that I thought Bob's grill was from a Fordson, I think it is from a Oliver tractor but could be wrong. Just saying I liked the Fordson too.

Jack.

Bob, that clean garage is nauseating. Throw a few boxes of parts around, will ya? You're making me feel bad. Seriously, those are some great looking new toys for the toybox.

My sponsor went awol, so I fell off the wagon again. Hey, those frame rails above needed a body to go on top, right? This ol' beast has been off the road since 1961. The bottoms of the quarters and the rear wheel well panels have a little cancer at the bottom, but the drip rails, subrails, the door bottoms and rear quarter corners are cherry. Even more amazing (for a model A) is the cowl bottoms aren't eaten through! Someone put a nicely crowned roof filler in it sometime in it's past, so I might just keep that. Between what's in the trailer, and in the back of the truck, there's actually a complete car here. (same ol' story, been passed from owner to owner in pieces over the years) Looks like I'll be selling off a bunch of stock parts to help pay for the rest of the build.