hbogie
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New to the FL (great site!) and just saying hey to the car crowd. You guys have some nice rides on here! I too have the car bug (and pretty much everything else old!) and am lucky enough to have both of my bucket list cars to restore. The first is a 55 Bel Air hardtop. Picked this up 4 yrs ago and is just about done with paint... hopefully will be finally cruising in another year. It was a nice solid AZ car which beats working on anything from my native east coast rust buckets.
The newest addition was an unplanned purchase this summer and one I nwever thought I would actually ever own... a 1940 Ford convertible. It appears to have been sitting inside for a long time, pretty solid piece for around here. Someone took it apart and that's as far as they went with it. I brought it home and put it back together to see what is missing. Fortunately all the tough convertible items are there and only missing odd items that fit many of the models. So in the parts gathering / planning mode right now for this one. Think will go visually stock, definitely keep the flattie in it, but maybe a little old school hot rod with offy heads, pair of 97 carbs, fenton headers, etc...
Good luck with your rides and glad to see you guys driving them, they are a labor of love and plenty of scraped knuckles... but I wouldn't trade em for anything!
Nice work so far on the 55. I have one as well. Mine is green and white.
hbogie
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1940sFreddie
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- England uk
This my 1942 dodge wc51 weapons carrier (Right) and my friends 1944 wc52 weapons carrier (left) out side the local pub on a Sunday afternoon drive.
Farley
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- Michigan, USA
Figure this is the best place for these pictures.
The one on the left is a 1946 Farmall H. The one on the right is a 1949 Farmall C.
These will be working on my farm next year, and hopefully I will get some pictures of them earning their keep.
The one on the left is a 1946 Farmall H. The one on the right is a 1949 Farmall C.
These will be working on my farm next year, and hopefully I will get some pictures of them earning their keep.
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- Portage, Wis.
Nice Farmalls! I want to buy a farm, just so I can get into vintage tractors. My brother-in-law has a John Deere Model A. (I prefer a Farmall or a Ford, myself!)
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I'll stick to garden tractors for now. I have a couple Simplicities.
You can always get a Farmall pedal tractor.
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That I may do. Both his uncles are car guys, as is his dad. He's gonna be a car guy. Hopefully, he takes after his Uncle Tom and likes Caddies. His papa is a Chevy pickup kinda guy. He did have a late 70's Deville, though.
You can get one for Ruger.
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Make it high class--Brougham.
Which reminds me, a friend of mine bummed a ride off me when I as driving the Brougham. He commented on how it just floated along. Yes, it is a luxury car---that is how it is supposed to ride---BMW drivers.
Used to driving an expensive truck.
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Among the many things I look for in a car, it's gotta be a boat, and a boat should float.
Make it high class--Brougham.
Which reminds me, a friend of mine bummed a ride off me when I as driving the Brougham. He commented on how it just floated along. Yes, it is a luxury car---that is how it is supposed to ride---BMW drivers.
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You should see the screed I just nailed off on the Cadillac Forum. I am sure European cars and going to smart for a week.
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Speaking of Cadillacs, a fella was supposed to bring over an '87 Fleetwood Brougham for me to test drive today, but never showed. Hope it was just the weather. He has a '72 Sedan DeVille he wants to sell me, too, and a '67 Sedan DeVille he said 'not yet' about lol
You should see the screed I just nailed off on the Cadillac Forum. I am sure European cars and going to smart for a week.
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I got my 86 for under a grand so deal him down.
No rust either and most everything worked. I'll take the 67---no rust though.
The 70s Cadillacs? Not so much.....
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I plan on offering 500 for the Fleetwood, has a couple rust spots, not through, though.
The '67 had no rust to speak of.
The '67 had no rust to speak of.
I got my 86 for under a grand so deal him down.
I'll take the 67---no rust though.
The 70s Cadillacs? Not so much.....
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I would have to see the $500 rust bucket.
Out here a car with that much rust is a rust bucket because they don’t get much worse. I bet it is in the usual places around the hippie top too. :doh:I would give him $500 for the 67.
Atticus Finch
Call Me a Cab
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This is the only vintage "vehicle" that I own. It’s a 1978 Boston Whaler that my girlfriend and I restored a couple of summers ago. Everything on the hull is original except the forward hatch cover and the wheel. Somebody replaced the original teak hatch cover with one made from starboard and I replaced the wheel with a stainless one. Oh, and I removed and stored the bow rails because I use the boat for backwater fly fishing.
BTW...the motor is a mid 'eighties 48 hp. Johnson. I didn't put it there, it came with the boat. Needless to say, one has to be very gentle with this little boat’s throttle.
AF
BTW...the motor is a mid 'eighties 48 hp. Johnson. I didn't put it there, it came with the boat. Needless to say, one has to be very gentle with this little boat’s throttle.
AF
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This is the only vintage "vehicle" that I own. It’s a 1978 Boston Whaler that my girlfriend and I restored a couple of summers ago. Everything on the hull is original except the forward hatch cover and the wheel. Somebody replaced the original teak hatch cover with one made from starboard and I replaced the wheel with a stainless one. Oh, and I removed and stored the bow rails because I use the boat for backwater fly fishing.
BTW...the motor is a mid 'eighties 48 hp. Johnson. I didn't put it there, it came with the boat. Needless to say, one has to be very gentle with this little boat’s throttle.
AF
Is this the one that was in the driveway and ready to be used for flood conditions last year?
Atticus Finch
Call Me a Cab
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No...that was my Sea Pro. One cannot have too many boats.
AF
AF