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Susanne
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Re: Where did it go?
I think he's just getting his wallet out from between the cushions... the upside down pie wqgon is problematic, as I've had cakes fall in the oven...
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TWrenn
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Re: Where did it go?
First pic is sure nice and sharp!
Then..what's with the obsession of having people standing or sitting on hoods! Especially small kids.
Lastly...the drive across the pontoon bridge had to be a bit of a strange feel. Couldn't be very solid feeling.
Great pics as always Tom!
Then..what's with the obsession of having people standing or sitting on hoods! Especially small kids.
Lastly...the drive across the pontoon bridge had to be a bit of a strange feel. Couldn't be very solid feeling.
Great pics as always Tom!
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JohnM
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Re: Where did it go?
Check out the simple, inexpensive crank holder in the last picture.
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RajoRacer
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Re: Where did it go?
First documented use of a "Bungee" !
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Norman Kling
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Re: Where did it go?
I wonder where number 11 is? There is a beach called Grover Beach near Pismo Beach in California where we drive the Model T's on the California Dremin' tour.
Norm
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Wayne Sheldon
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Re: Where did it go?
Picture number four has some interesting details. After studying it closely, I suspect the windshield has been changed to an earlier one. The windshield clearly has the even folding hinges used 1915 into mid 1917. However, the "H" lenses in the headlamps first came about very late in 1921. A reflection of the child's white clothing in the windshield makes it difficult to be sure what type of horn button the car has. The windshield to cowl mounting brackets appear to be late 1917 or later style with bolts in from the side. Limited detail and closeup not showing some things make it difficult to be certain of much. Can't be sure of earlier or later front spring/engine mount But the marginally visible front axle appears to have an under axle wishbone (mid 1919 onward).
No oil sidelamps, however, the windshield brackets have the mounting discs for them. So is it a later car with the electrics package or not? A non-electrics car with sidelamps removed? Maybe an earlier car with later headlamp lenses? Or a later car with an earlier windshield?
Some of these silly cars never were put together the way they were supposed to be!
No oil sidelamps, however, the windshield brackets have the mounting discs for them. So is it a later car with the electrics package or not? A non-electrics car with sidelamps removed? Maybe an earlier car with later headlamp lenses? Or a later car with an earlier windshield?
Some of these silly cars never were put together the way they were supposed to be!
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Wayne Sheldon
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Re: Where did it go?
Oh, and one other thing I intended to mention. I love that radiator cap and Motometer!
In spite of the fact it is like wearing a belt and suspenders. It is not the first era photograph I have seen with this, however, "wings" and a "dogbone" were usually not used on the same cap.
Yep. Sometimes they weren't right even when they were nearly new.
In spite of the fact it is like wearing a belt and suspenders. It is not the first era photograph I have seen with this, however, "wings" and a "dogbone" were usually not used on the same cap.
Yep. Sometimes they weren't right even when they were nearly new.
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Kaiser
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Re: Where did it go?
I just love this one, you get taken back in time when looking at it closely !
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When in trouble, do not fear, blame the second engineer ! 
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'23 Huckster, '66 CJ5 daily driver
Leo van Stirum, Netherlands
'23 Huckster, '66 CJ5 daily driver