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Posted by John A. on October 30, 2005 at 12:45:49 from (65.161.170.79):
In Reply to: OT What Else Old Have You Got in the Shed to Dri posted by migraine on October 30, 2005 at 06:16:04:
Afternoon All, I must echo T-Bones comment....man ther are surenough some neat toys out in ya'll shops! Here goes at mine...... A 52 Stage I Super M factory LP. Probably next falls a project. A 50 model Farmall M we are the original owners of. My Moms old 1949 oldsmobile convertable that need to be restored (frame off) It has the flat head "Big Six" with the Hydromatic automatic tranny. Huge chrome front and rear bumpers. Red too. This is a project that will take a major commitment. one that I don't have the time and energy or resorces to do at this point in time. Later, John A.
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