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Vic Piano · 04-22-2013, 08:09 PM

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Thanks Tinker, I'm still running white walls, only they are thin line... They'll have to do for now... I did swap out the wide whites for black walls on the '51 F-1 a while ago and they are starting to grow on me...

The ’33 five window was a nice car however it did have some body work done on the passenger side front fender but, because of the way it was situated in the garage, we couldn’t see any of the passenger side. The roof insert would have to be changed and the windshield “chrome” trim was pitted and covered with duct tape along the cowl area. I didn’t attempt to crank the windshield open… I’m sure if we had more time we could have gotten it started but we would have to move just about everything else out of the garage to get the ’33 outside. I was disappointed because we were asked to go look at the cars, etc. to give the women what we thought was a fair estimated value but, she acted as though we were bothering her and she knew more about the cars and their value then we did. If you would like to contact them to talk about the ’33 and/or make them an offer, I’ll be glad to give you the phone number, just PM me. Vic

04-22-2013, 08:09 PM	#866
Vic Piano Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Odessa, FL Posts: 7,612	Re: What I Did on My Lunch Hour Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) Thanks Tinker, I'm still running white walls, only they are thin line... They'll have to do for now... I did swap out the wide whites for black walls on the '51 F-1 a while ago and they are starting to grow on me... The ’33 five window was a nice car however it did have some body work done on the passenger side front fender but, because of the way it was situated in the garage, we couldn’t see any of the passenger side. The roof insert would have to be changed and the windshield “chrome” trim was pitted and covered with duct tape along the cowl area. I didn’t attempt to crank the windshield open… I’m sure if we had more time we could have gotten it started but we would have to move just about everything else out of the garage to get the ’33 outside. I was disappointed because we were asked to go look at the cars, etc. to give the women what we thought was a fair estimated value but, she acted as though we were bothering her and she knew more about the cars and their value then we did. If you would like to contact them to talk about the ’33 and/or make them an offer, I’ll be glad to give you the phone number, just PM me. Vic __________________ Imagination is more important than knowledge.