Folks Of Interest Dallas Eby , Longview wash.

11/1/2018 Dallas Eby P***ed away yesterday .

Lotta People knew Dallas, He and Roxie traveled, (while a lot of us stayed home.)

to many many NSRA events...

My Hot Rod buddy for 55 years.

Bob

 

My thoughts and prayers to his family.


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Condolences to you Verde and the Eby family and friends on the p***ing of Dallas.

 

55 years, very sad verde742, I know only too well the feelings you are experiencing, it can hurt like hell. My heart felt condolences to you and everyone else who knew and loved the guy. I did not, but I'm loosing my buds also and just returned from my cousins military funeral at noon today.

 

Condolences to the Eby family, it's always sad to read these things.
Bob, there are quite a number of Ebys' in the Portland area that are hot rodders, do you know if Dallas was connected to them?

 

I really don't know, Dallas used to say, IF there an EBY, I am related, his Dad died real young,

Dallas was self made, very talented.. goin' miss him lots..

 

thanks

 

thanks

 

Verde any pics of you fellas with the Ole Hotrods back in the day?

 

Godspeed! Condolences to The Eby family.

 

Ex wife kept mine,
I ran an ad in the paper, was amazed how many pictures came in mail..
have shared a few, but hate to brag, brag, brag.

 

thanks Was like a brother,,,, always there..

 

Sorry to hear that. he and I shared a few friends along the way.

 

Do you know Steve West ?

 

Condolences to the family

 

THKS

 

Bob, Sorry to hear about Dallas, I only met him a couple of times, he had some nice cars.

 

Thanks Marty,
IF the guy with the most toys, when he dies WINS. Dallas won !!!

But my GOD did he Pay the price. It was just dreadful to watch him suffer...
will you tell Bob Jones please..

 

I called Bob last night.

 

Condolences to the Ebys, Dallas was a gem!

 

Hey Bob, I'm really sorry to hear this. Last time Dallas and I talked was at his brother Jay's shop . Dallas was a wealth of information on Model A anything. Both him and Jay were good to me. Thinking of you buddy , Tim

 

THANKS TIM

 

THANKS , RICH.

 

I have had an office in Longview, WA for the last couple of decades and it is my loss that I never met him. He sounds like a great man! I am sorry for everyone's loss. Longview is a great car community full of such men and women.

 

Yep, Longview certainly is "Carland" Always has been,

Dallas was a great car person and friend, Loss will impact a lot of lives.. had lots talent and wisdom. Eat, slept, and loved Cars and pickups.

 

I would like to add my condolences as well. May the good Lord spread the peace on the family , you and all his friends.

 

I just heard that Dallas had p***ed. Very sad. Lots of memories of rod runs with him including the Street Rod Nationals in St. Paul, MN.

 

I found this pic of Dallas. As I recall - It was in '91 and we had been at the NSRA Nationals in St. Paul, MN. Dallas left ahead of us in his '28 Roadster Pickup with a 427. When we pulled into Murdo, SD the first night, there was Dallas with the front of his car tore down, sitting on blocks in a motel parking lot. The bolts holding his front wheel adapters on were failing, and the nearest replacements were in a nearby city. He got the bolts the next day and got back on the road. Dallas is on the left, and Lloyd Cope is to his right with his back to the camera.