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The Jim Harber collection

This is a collection of photos from Jim Harber. He is still a still an active hot rodder.

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Bill Harber's '29 Ford Model A
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Bill Harber's '29 Ford Model A

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Harber told me they had a neighbor that had babied his Model A Roadster during the war. After the war he bought a new car and sold the '29 to Harber's brother Bill. Jim said the neighbor almost had a heart attack when he saw what Bill did to his roadster. These are two photos of the same car.
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Harber told me they had a neighbor that had babied his Model A Roadster during the war. After the war he bought a new car and sold the '29 to Harber's brother Bill. Jim said the neighbor almost had a heart attack when he saw what Bill did to his roadster. These are two photos of the same car.

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Lakes 47_2
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Lakes 47_2

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Lakes 47_1
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Lakes 47_1

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This is Harber in front of his parents house in San Bernardino back in 1947. That is a Chevy frame (Harber will not admit to that) with a T body and a flathead V8.
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This is Harber in front of his parents house in San Bernardino back in 1947. That is a Chevy frame (Harber will not admit to that) with a T body and a flathead V8.

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Harber attaching the tow rope
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Harber attaching the tow rope

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Harber towing from San Berdoo to El Mirage with a rope. Eventually it ran 124.00 (I think) in '48. The engine was pulled and went into his Belly Tank. It ran 164.00, then he sold the tank to Scotty and the engine went into Harber's '41 pickup. His wife drove the pickup with the 164 mph engine in it while Jim was stationed in Saudi Arabia during the Korean War.
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Harber towing from San Berdoo to El Mirage with a rope. Eventually it ran 124.00 (I think) in '48. The engine was pulled and went into his Belly Tank. It ran 164.00, then he sold the tank to Scotty and the engine went into Harber's '41 pickup. His wife drove the pickup with the 164 mph engine in it while Jim was stationed in Saudi Arabia during the Korean War.

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