[AT] Old Cars & Trucks

[CEE VILL]

Hi Ralph.  Long time, no see.  Must be nearly winter again in Sask.  All I got for your old car pics. were the thumbnails.  By the way, while in the homestead woods looking for four legged beasts with horns, I wandered around our old auto graveyard.  One of the best things left there is an upside down "46 Ford club coupe.  The body is mostly gone.  I pulled the rear end before hauling it out there.  Having been driven in from California just before I bought it in "57 or "58, the frame and front axle and steering are as good as new.  The 100 HP 59A block engine is still in it and upside down, but it is a good possibility it may have been invaded by flood water a time or two.

Charlie V.

> Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 13:38:39 -0600
> From: alfg at sasktel.net
> To: at at lists.antique-tractor.com
> Subject: Re: [AT] Old Cars & Trucks
> 
> Joe, I don't recall you mentioning your 39 Fords before. They'd make a good 
> match for my 39 Deluxe Fordor sedan that has been around here since 1952.
> I also have a 38 parts car for it.
> The list of old vehicles around this farm would be long and maybe boring to 
> some. Heres a few pictures I have of some of them online.
> Dad's 52 Merc rusting away 
> http://thumb19.webshots.net/t/57/557/6/66/25/2286666250032927439aOSDYd_th.jpg
> A 39 Pontiac on one of the farms I work. 
> http://thumb19.webshots.net/t/59/559/8/31/98/2584831980032927439NeVWQG_th.jpg
> Will I ever do anything with them? Probably not.
> Will I ever sell them? Who knows. Right now I don't think so but you never 
> know. I am more of an accumulator than a seller of old iron.
> 
> Ralph in Sask.
> 
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> 
> >
> > Since things have been a little slow on the list, and this does relate to 
> > our passion for rusty iron, I was just curious what types of pre-1941 
> > cars/trucks you have laying around, or what kind have you always wanted 
> > (maybe someone has just what your looking for).
> >
> > As for me, I have a pair of 1939 Ford 1/2 ton pickups that would take one 
> > or two more to make a runner out of, I had hoped to do something with them 
> > some day, but know it will never happen, so if someone out there is 
> > interested in them, I could be easily persuaded to make them go away.? For 
> > some reason, I have always been facinated with cars from 1939 and hope to 
> > find one someday that has some reasonable chance of running again. There's 
> > just something I find cool about those large bodied hunks of steel and 
> > "futureistic" design.
> >
> > Enjoy, Joe
> >
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