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Mine is my dad's WW2 Squadron Patch[ATTACH]
I never met Jack, but a bunch of people from the old sod sure appreciated his and others in the Car community for generosity and help. God...
I've seen picsof different style home/shop combos being built out of stacked shipping containers. Would be different!
Yep, a shame. Life!
A complete dead end. I contacted the Company and the people who were in the Archieves numerous times to no avail. Really sucked.
twenty 8.. It does spoil the fun a bit!!
Wraymen!! Thanks much for the great pics and info!
Going through dad's Photo album and trying to properly vehicle manufacture and type.. Any help would be most appreciated.[ATTACH]
Retired in 2018. 32 1/2 years of fun.
Ah, yes... Nothing like cutting/removing/re-saftieing all the boroscope plugs and EGT probes on a CF6-80.after Inspection. Oh. the first example...
Looks great Phil. Hang in there Buddy!!
we don't need a flathead!![ATTACH]
Most sincere condolences to his family and friends.
[ATTACH] The P-38 covered dad's Group on many missions in the SWPA. A pic dad took at 3-mile or Kil-Kila, Port Moresby
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Just found a posting on the Rolling Bones FB page that Ken has passed on. One hell of a car builder and Road Warrior. Godspeed.
On fb marketplace[ATTACH]
Butt too wide???[ATTACH]
Winter of 1968- I was working nights and weekends at a Car Wash just off the Pa. Turnpike in Somerset Pa. Guy pulled in with a bright red 1959...
Someone from Nebraska has some![ATTACH]
My firs car was a 1962 Classic 4-door that my Grandfather bought me when I was a Junior in High School. Ran the wheels off of it for 2 years....
FINALLY, after 30 years, the first of 3 books on dad's outfit is out. https://irandpcorp.com/products/3bg1/[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
One year off the 60's. 1970.. What I was running on my off topic Hemi car.
YOUR car, YOUR choice... The Photoshopped yellows doesn't look too bad. Different! If you decide on wire wheels, get a can of that water...
Most sincere condolences to his family and friends..
Congrats. Retired 3 years ago and enjoying every minute!!! 32 years with American Airlines and 14 years with Bethlehem Steel.
Another suggestion would be World Products Windsor Jr. Steel heads. A little more costly than the Chinese aluminum heads.
Hot rivets! Man, I wish I had a buck for every hot rivet I drove/bucked. Built steel rail cars for Bethlehem Steel!
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