When I saw this, I KNEW Ed had a previous life.
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pete eastwood
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AndyClary
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Re: When I saw this, I KNEW Ed had a previous life.
Can’t be Ed, he only runs original wards riversides.
Andy
Andy
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Wayne Sheldon
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Re: When I saw this, I KNEW Ed had a previous life.
What???? No mustache???
I expect Ed will be here watching, grinning from ear to ear, and laughing his wonderful laugh! Hopefully commenting as well.
If I recall correctly, it was his grandfather that had a Locomobile speedster way back in the day? There are some interesting stories around that.
On another note? A long time ago, I saw photographs of a speedster Ed had before restoring the famous "Number 4" he is well known for today. It looked a lot like this car.
I expect Ed will be here watching, grinning from ear to ear, and laughing his wonderful laugh! Hopefully commenting as well.
If I recall correctly, it was his grandfather that had a Locomobile speedster way back in the day? There are some interesting stories around that.
On another note? A long time ago, I saw photographs of a speedster Ed had before restoring the famous "Number 4" he is well known for today. It looked a lot like this car.
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YellowTRacer
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Re: When I saw this, I KNEW Ed had a previous life.
Ahhhh yes, I remember it well. Those are Riversides before they developed their famous tread. good for about 400 miles on the rears due to the unlimited power of that thing. I think we actually reached 63 MPH once!
Ed aka #4
Ed aka #4
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Re: When I saw this, I KNEW Ed had a previous life.
Karen at the wheel, while Ed is assessing the car for the transformation of "simple speedster" to the fire breathing yellowjacket!
Time travel IS possible!
Time travel IS possible!