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Originally Posted by TJ
If a young guy wants to start out building a flathead motor there's always a good possibility he will graduate to building and saving a 32-53 Ford. At this point we can not afford to chase away young people who are interested in working on a flathead motor. In my area all of us are well over 70 and I can count the number of young guys interested in these old Fords on one hand. We need to lighten up a bit and give some polite guidance to our young people. You catch flies with honey and not vinegar.
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Thank you for the support. Though I must say I'm not young. I've been around 50 years now. I'm just young/new to flathead. The history, heritage and rarity deserve to be respected and protected. Ty again.