[AT] Some Ads.

[CEE VILL]

True what you say, Rob, but they are not far off.  I have a '52 also (with 
side dist.). That style which I think was not produced for more than one or 
two years has forever been referred to as a "late 8N".  Funny how those 
things catch on. Guess that makes them at least 52 years old.

Charlie V.


>From: Rob Gray <robgray at epix.net>
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>Subject: Re: [AT] Some Ads.
>Date: Sun, 09 May 2004 20:02:31 -0400
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>H. L. Staples wrote:
>
>>"8N Ford late model side distributor exc. cond. New rear tires good paint
>>shed kept, call mornings, $3200 obo. Northumb. Co. 570-742-7772. "
>>
>>I understand the meaning of the description, but to call something 50 
>>years
>>old a late model
>>is amusing.  They are proud of it, judging by the price.
>>
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>I think they meant that they had the later model 8N that has the side 
>mounted distributor instead of  "late model" as we think of in car 
>terminology.... Just my take on it....
>
>Rob Gray
>NE PA
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