Technical 1932 Welds

All right then, FRENCH TOWN FLYER Thank you for your service. Apologies for my hubris.
You get that I am repeating what I heard the old guy say.
As a driver, I could only deal with the help in shipping and receiving.
Compared to other places they all seemed to carry a 'Gump' for their day.
Not the place I'd wish to be everyday.
I respect the present day company for making sucesses in a shaky market ( ie 2008 ).
And of course as a user of trucks from Chevy, Dodge, and Ford, miles rolled easier in Fords

 

Tom, please believe me, I was not directing my comments at you, just relating what my situation and experience's were in the workplace.

 

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It's all Good

 

All I know is what the Hagerty article had in print. You want to challenge them, knock yourself out.

It was quite an undertaking from what the article said.

 

Oh - you're one of those I saw it on the internet so it's true guys.

 

You have something contrary? I didn't think so.

 

That "Tub" looks a lot like a Roadster... A right good lookin' one, by the way...