The Ford Barn

Tony Martino · 12-24-2010, 09:12 AM

My 2 cents: I've been on the Barn since April, been a Ford guy 10 years, been a car guy since the 50's. Everybody brings all their experience to the table. You can't turn off what you have learned, but you can focus. I drive a traditional Ford Hot Rod. I buy and sell old Ford parts as a hobby. In the last half year I have sold a lot of parts on the Barn, and have found that there are all kinds of people out there that are looking for parts to use on their cars. Most of them are here because they are traditional in some way.
The guys restoring to stock are happy to find original parts and the traditional Hot Rod guys are happy to find original parts to use on their traditional cars.
As a group, most of these guys are only here because the Barn focuses, and many of them are happy to help the other guy out, and pass on their info.
The Barn is great just how it is, My 2 cents.
Merry Christmas to all!

12-24-2010, 09:12 AM	#31
Tony Martino Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Kingston NY Posts: 2,863	Re: Flatheads and Ford Barn - Really should read. My 2 cents: I've been on the Barn since April, been a Ford guy 10 years, been a car guy since the 50's. Everybody brings all their experience to the table. You can't turn off what you have learned, but you can focus. I drive a traditional Ford Hot Rod. I buy and sell old Ford parts as a hobby. In the last half year I have sold a lot of parts on the Barn, and have found that there are all kinds of people out there that are looking for parts to use on their cars. Most of them are here because they are traditional in some way. The guys restoring to stock are happy to find original parts and the traditional Hot Rod guys are happy to find original parts to use on their traditional cars. As a group, most of these guys are only here because the Barn focuses, and many of them are happy to help the other guy out, and pass on their info. The Barn is great just how it is, My 2 cents. Merry Christmas to all!