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VeryTangled · 07-05-2013, 12:06 AM

Hi Everyone.

JM, Where are you??

Brendan, It was a joy to get a few of your words on video. I felt like a dipwad later cuz I dissed you so badly, I just walked off after talking to you! Uncool.

41Ford1, YOU KNOW that car still has straight pipes and always will. I love following him on the highway! Heck I love driving any flattie (present company gratefully excepted).

ronford you are nice to encourage me.

I will try to get up another video or two tomorrow.

The '36 3w that JM mentioned was a highlight for me also. Including shots of the trunk here. JM led me to understand these wooden pieces are important to '36 3w restorers. This was an impossibly original '36 Ford, much less a 3w Coupe. Very hard to tell it was not repainted that's how nice the paint was. Never seen such fresh stuff on the east coast, fer sure.

-VT/JeffH

07-05-2013, 12:06 AM	#40
VeryTangled Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: (Not far enough...) Outside of DC Posts: 3,400	Re: V8 Grand National Concours South Lake Tahoe Hi Everyone. JM, Where are you?? Brendan, It was a joy to get a few of your words on video. I felt like a dipwad later cuz I dissed you so badly, I just walked off after talking to you! Uncool. 41Ford1, YOU KNOW that car still has straight pipes and always will. I love following him on the highway! Heck I love driving any flattie (present company gratefully excepted). ronford you are nice to encourage me. I will try to get up another video or two tomorrow. The '36 3w that JM mentioned was a highlight for me also. Including shots of the trunk here. JM led me to understand these wooden pieces are important to '36 3w restorers. This was an impossibly original '36 Ford, much less a 3w Coupe. Very hard to tell it was not repainted that's how nice the paint was. Never seen such fresh stuff on the east coast, fer sure. -VT/JeffH Last edited by VeryTangled; 07-05-2013 at 12:12 AM.