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Interesting remote pull starter in photo 11.

Noted the running board box on the driver's side.

That "self commencer" was made by SANDBO MFG.

Fourth picture. No wonder so many hoods and fenders have been bent and scratched!
Norm

Norman Kling wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 21, 2024 11:25 am

Fourth picture. No wonder so many hoods and fenders have been bent and scratched!
Norm

I am always astounded at how cavalier people were about caring for an item they paid hard earned money for.

BTW, that is one gorgeous girl! I wonder what she's up to today...

Well, the Indiana license plate shows 1922 and I’m guessing thats her approximate age. If so, she’s 124 years old now. Forget about it Jerry

12th picture. Opposite of what they are doing now! Many are going away from California!

George House wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 21, 2024 12:39 pm

Well, the Indiana license plate shows 1922 and I’m guessing thats her approximate age. If so, she’s 124 years old now. Forget about it Jerry

Age is just a number!

I’m guessing the first photo of the ‘14 touring was taken in 1919. The TEX license plate under the radiator is the 2nd of 3 iterations of the first state issued (1917) license plate. The first version used only 4 numbers and the third, 6 numbers. I also believe the round plate on the left firewall is a 1919 and I’m guessing the round plate on the upper firewall right side is 1918.

The last (3rd) TEX license plate of 1917.

7th picture: She must be one of those "Fast Women" I'm always reading about, but never seem to meet!

OilyBill wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 02, 2024 12:00 am

7th picture: She must be one of those "Fast Women" I'm always reading about, but never seem to meet!

The man in that photo looks a lot like my great grandfather, but the woman not so much like my great grandmother. The photo is at their 50th wedding anniversary celebration in 1958.