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Wait till they check your room and find you missing.
Back in the late 60's I stopped by the plant in port chester n.y.. My uncle Al was the manager in charge. He ran the Co .He said pull the car in....
73 I have been running my own shop ,(Heritage Auto Restorations) in ny. for over 41 years and still love it.
Ted, I love that photo the car and your dad. Frank:)
Hi Mark, I never knew that was your car back then.
Leave it. Looks good
I like it. Looks good.
Thanks Ted, I"ll drive the other car over next time. Had a good day and your car looks great.
Mark, Thank you. I like the one of you & your wife.:)
Ted, Looks good.
Mark, I won people's choice :)
Mark, Al picked your car for best motor but you went home. So he gave it to another car. P.S. I like the photo of my roadster. Thanks Frank.
Ted, Dammmm nice. That's the way I remember it. I need to ride again. Frank:)
Ted, Looking good.
Put my name on same of the stuff t
Ted good luck ,it's looking good. Say hello to dad for me. Frank.
Bumped off again today, but I used the lost password steps and got back on. Frank
Hello Ryan, I get bumped off every three days it seams and have to request a new password. Is there something I'm doing wrong on my end? Thanks...
So Mark, Can I come over an kick the tires? Good luck with it.
Nice juck. Stop by and see my junk.( But a men keep your hands off my junk)
Happy Birthday Bob. Another year older. Blow another layer of dust off the roadster.Oh and the moon tank.
my 36 dodge[IMG]4dr. convt.
my '36 dodge 4dr. conv.
I still love it.
Nailhead in my '32 roa[IMG]dster.
In real life, Salt, rust, muscle cars, and then Vietnam.
Yes, I knew Jerry. He was a good friend and a great guy (every one liked Jerry) He passed away about 4-5 yr's ago.He's coupe was blue with yellow...
As a 14 yr. old growing up in Stamford, CT. in the 50's&60's, I woud take the long way home from school, to check out the rods & kustoms in...
In 1959 I formed the Road Dusters Car Club in Stamford CT. The club lasted untill about '69 '70.
I'm running a Dodge 340/727 and a ford 9".
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