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Daily driver?

...this car still has a plate on it...

 

That is just wrong!

 

That is just right!

 

I bet the fella with the blue work shirt on...is a car guy named Leroy !
(Most Leroys liked to stand with one foot propped up on a tar....AKA got it kicked outta gear!)
Cool !
6sally6

 

That is an interesting trailer design. Bet it took some getting used to going around corners in town.

 

Parts cars. Nobody wanted those ugly things...... I'd love to have one.

 

Again, some "splain'n" needed.
Most any third grader knows the differences between Model A's and Deuces.
Not counting the grill/ front sheetmetal/cowl, etc. and chassis, if you parked an A400 body (only) next to a B400 body and there wasn't a 32 gas tank present how can you tell the differences?
I know, Google it but that would be too easy!

 

This car is from Massachusetts. It is now a "Street Rod" and, I am told that the 1932 Desoto grill is hanging on the garage wall.

 

Maybe that is all of the body that was useable after the rust was cut off.

 

Tony Nancy in near lane.

 

The 252 AH roadster was from San Francisco hemi power .