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Re: Just Lettin' Them Rot
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Posted by Ol Chief on December 09, 2005 at 18:24:06 from (69.91.92.207):
In Reply to: Just Lettin' Them Rot posted by in-too-deep on December 09, 2005 at 12:21:08:
I went to an auction last saturday It was a total sale of everything acumulated for over 100 years.No way to list a lot of very interisting stuff.However there was an1905 Durant carsitting in the woods.It was in pretty fair shape and looked to be restorable however it had been there for so long that the bottom half of the wheel rims had disappeared.I did not stay to see it sold because I got into a tangle of cactus and had my wife extract about 30 thorns out of my hide after I hurried home.It seems that the entire car was so heavily built that it was still in good condition.There was also a 70 H P Minne Mo with the largest 70 HP diesel engine that I have ever seen.Looked like it could be retuned to 400 HP.
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