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foxfire42 · 10-04-2018, 06:20 PM

Love to hear your daughters are into helping. That's how I got my start loving vintage cars. I think I was more of a hindrance than help sometimes. I dropped a small wrench into the inspection hole on the tranny. He never let me live that down since he couldn't get it out and had to take it out to get at the wrench. So, I was banished from the garage for a few days. I'm in my mid 70's now and my garage is full of old iron.

Those times in the garage are some of the best memories with my dad.

Barbara Jo Birt

10-04-2018, 06:20 PM	#23
foxfire42 Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: AZ and WA Posts: 766	Re: 1930 Blindback Restore to original? Love to hear your daughters are into helping. That's how I got my start loving vintage cars. I think I was more of a hindrance than help sometimes. I dropped a small wrench into the inspection hole on the tranny. He never let me live that down since he couldn't get it out and had to take it out to get at the wrench. So, I was banished from the garage for a few days. I'm in my mid 70's now and my garage is full of old iron. Those times in the garage are some of the best memories with my dad. Barbara Jo Birt