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Old 12-09-2017, 07:11 PM   #1
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Put a modern tool box on the back of my TS and it just didn't look right. Found this nice metal box. It fits a lot better.
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Old 12-09-2017, 07:19 PM   #2
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A definite improvement over the modern box.
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Ahhh, That's better!
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Patina is the new fine point restoration


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I know what that butler sticker means.
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"Sometimes" Patina is just CRUD that someone's too LAZY to clean off!--LOL
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I love the smell of patina in the morning. It smells like...history
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...avoiding paint and body shops since 1928
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Dick, that girl is going to catch her death of pneumonia out there in the snow and all.!
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Dick, that girl is going to catch her death of pneumonia out there in the snow and all.!
Drive her, drive her brains out...
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John, I noticed your zip-a-rack right off! I recently acquired this one which had been on Bill Williamson's VERMIN. It came in handy for mounting a 12 volt battery to power the decorations for the Clovis, CA Children's Christmas Light Parade last Saturday. Russ
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I use to keep my unrestored '29 Chevy and '31 "A" roadster together in my shop building. I would walk in and the patina smell was so strong I would just stand there with a big smile on my face going "oh wow"!

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I use to keep my unrestored '29 Chevy and '31 "A" roadster together in my shop building. I would walk in and the patina smell was so strong I would just stand there with a big smile on my face going "oh wow"!

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Bob-A , I know what you mean . I have my " A " , " Betty " , in the attached garage this winter doing a lot of stuff to her , and every time I step out the door into the garage , I smell that patina and many memories come back of younger days playing with these old cars .
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John, I noticed your zip-a-rack right off! I recently acquired this one which had been on Bill Williamson's VERMIN. It came in handy for mounting a 12 volt battery to power the decorations for the Clovis, CA Children's Christmas Light Parade last Saturday. Russ
Mine is one that John LaVoy built and marketed a few years ago. About the only thing shiny on the car. Wish I could find an old original without all that plating.
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John, I noticed your zip-a-rack right off! I recently acquired this one which had been on Bill Williamson's VERMIN. It came in handy for mounting a 12 volt battery to power the decorations for the Clovis, CA Children's Christmas Light Parade last Saturday. Russ
That DUDE only cost me $285.00, including shipping, from my Buddy, Brentwood Bob! He even re-plated the CHROME Face Bar for me He said THAT rack once hauled a short block, from Northern California, to Los Angeles
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Dick, that girl is going to catch her death of pneumonia out there in the snow and all.!
I put a blanket on her when it gets cold.
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