restored a 27 "t" pu with my dad
wonderfully simple vehicle
http://thompsoncarpentry.com/personalgallery/album10/dads2fordtruckswithjaz
On 5/16/05, Frank Clarici <spritenut@exit109.com> wrote:
> Paul Asgeirsson wrote:
>
> > I bet Frank Clarici would have an interest in this. ALL American parts on
> > this baby, no high compression head gasket problems, and zero hydraulics to
> > bleed!! Nothing from China in the lighting system, either!
>
> Gee thanks, I took a lesson on how to drive one of these puppys once.
> A whole lot more to it than turning a key and dropping it in drive ;)
> An older gent (car guy) around here has a 1928 Model A (I think that's
> it) It's an old Ford for sure with spark advance on the steering wheel
> and a bunch of pedals.
> He gave me the driving lesson in it a couple years ago.
> He is in poor health these days and his projects are sitting.
> The 28 is in tip top shape though. And I bet I can restore one of those
> in a couple days. Wood, real steel, wooden spoke wheels, and everything
> is huge!
>
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> Frank Clarici
> Toms River, NJ
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