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Ten Commandments for antique cars
More stuff from Dads filing cabinet he kept everything, I don't know what I'm doing wrong it's blurred until you click on it
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Re: Ten Commandments for antique cars
Here's one of my personal favorites, "Do not bring a calculator anywhere near your stack of restoration receipts."
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Re: Ten Commandments for antique cars
Shorter version of Jerry's commandment - Never total the bills!
Mark Strange
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Hillsboro, MO
1924 Cut-off Touring (now a pickup)
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Re: Ten Commandments for antique cars
I think 10 commandments are not enough!! I think when JQ Public ask dumb questions owners/drivers should not act as if their hair is on fire!!!Kids will be kids and unless we were chained to a large tree [WE] were also dumb kids once!!!! When it is not fun anymore sell or pass it along! Guilty of some of this myself Bud.
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Thou shalt keep thine belt buckle separate and at a distance from the automobile.
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Agree with Bill about shalt keep thine belt buckle separate and at a distance from the automobile. I will also add ladies bag...
Super Mario Bross
1911 Touring
1914 Speedster
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I used to do cars where I worried about kids, dogs, getting scratches, etc. Now
I have a TT, and encourage all of the above. Today I am going to pick up a load
of firewood. Beat it like a rented mule !
I have a TT, and encourage all of the above. Today I am going to pick up a load
of firewood. Beat it like a rented mule !
More people are doing it today than ever before !