What did i drag home? THIS TIME....

Ha!

 

! :d

 

Isn't he some kind of judge on American Idol or something?

 

You could piece it together in the shape/style of a topolino drag car.

 

The Startix is a cool piece too...kind of a spiritual ancestor of the modern things where a single button fires up the car. It started the engine when ignition was flipped on, and I think restarted it if it stalled...have a couple, but it's been a long time since I researched what they did. It was available OEM on a few cars and as an aftermarket bit.

 

From the southside of town, East side of 65 by the golf course?
There's a guy there that has had some interesting "yard art" over the past few years.

 

By the dash and the windshield, I'd say a
late '20's-early-'30's Auburn.

Mart3406
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Contact the auburn museum they have very extensive archives.

 

ACTUALLY NO
I KNOW WHERE YOU SPEAK OF... THAT SPOT IS WATCHED BY ME ALSO

AS WE TRAVEL 65 A FEW TIMES A WEEK

THE GRANDY REFERENCE COMES FROM A EMBOSSED NAME PLATE ON ONE DOOR

It came from some one south of ISANTI

PM ME IFN YOU HAVE ANY LEADS TO MORE INFO

 

Looks like the basis of something you could make a "rat rod" out of that if taken to an AACA show would cause about half the old farts with restored cars to drop dead of heart attacks.

 

hmmm
rat rod =half dead old farts

must show the them a old complete car pic and how it was i hacked it up do that scenario properly

the talk would then be how they could save it..

 

anyone ever removed a whole auburn dash and gauge cluster as a unit ?

 

Looks like a big old pile of rusty parts to me.

..........Jack

 

it is
with a salvageable dash and gauge cluster

 

So how long will it take you to get it back together?

 

hmmm the way i brought it home in a more compact pile took about 45 minutes including loading and unloading

 

Do you have enough of it to put it back close to original looking proportions?
Just don't use an S-10 frame..............