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[Pinesdune]

Drove her 80 miles to my wife's home town parade and back that day


And found a nail on the way home lol

[Hasler55]

Haslers Hot Rod

[BillCNC]

Here is my newly acquired 31 Tudor. Only time will tell if it's a blessing or a curse.

Regards
Bill

[keywestwego]

Here is my 1931 Model A "Hillbilly"

Came out of a Shriner's barn this past year, just like you see her. Was used in parades and I can see why she garnered many stares. Got her up and running very well after a long sit. I'm having fun, fun, fun (oh wait, that song came out a few years later)......

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[Shelbycsx]

One owner 30 Tudor that was in a barn since 53 and a 30 coupe that sat in a garage since 64

[burner31]

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Shawnee Oklahoma train station

[dennis lumbert]

30 standard Tudor.Has original engine which turned out to have never been bored before I had it overhauled.

[burner31]

Originally Posted by Magicbox51

My '29 Tudor

Editing these pictures is beyond me, so just play like it's going downhill. It goes faster that way any way.

There you go, fixed

[Tom Wesenberg]

Originally Posted by burner31

Shawnee Oklahoma train station

The trains had some beautiful stations. Unfortunately Minneapolis tore down one of theirs years ago.

What is the round tower for?

[burner31]

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg

The trains had some beautiful stations. Unfortunately Minneapolis tore down one of theirs years ago.

What is the round tower for?

The 60-foot stone tower was designed to hold a clock, but lack of funds kept that from being a reality.
Classified as Romanesque Revival, the depot was built in 1902, reminiscent of early European churches.

The depot was active on the Santa Fe railroad line from 1902 to 1956, when the last train came down the line. It sat vacant after that for many years.

The depot was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. In 1977 the railroad transferred the depot to the city of Shawnee. It opened as a museum in 1982.

[Brian in Wheeling]

My 29 Tudor, "Tootsie".

[Scottio57]

1930 model A.jpgThis is my 1930 Sport Coupe that was my dads. Now it keeps my model T company.

[DC 69]

In 1940, my Dad co-signed for my Grandfather when he bought this 1929 CCPU for $100 total. Been in our family ever since. Never realized how much I would enjoy working on it and driving it weekly.

[owlpondA]

'31 pickup we converted to a woody. That's me in both pics.


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[oldredford]

My 1931 CCPU out and about in rural South Carolina....

[Hasler55]

This is my newest member of my car family. It is called Haslers Hot Rod and was built to imitate the cars the kids would build in the late forties and early fifties. The engine sports a high compression head, dual updraft carbs and a V8 stainless steel exhaust with oversized pistons and valves which should produce 80 HP. There are many acessories on this car. It is a project that took me four years to build.

[SSsssteamer]

Out for a Sunday drive in the Snow. Wife with our 1929 Tudor that we have been driving now for 50 years.

[Hunterspeedandkustoms]

[macdonge]

Alphonsine, my '30 Standard Roadster.

[Reconnoiter]

My '31 Slant Windshield Town Sedan.....with my security guard.