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NICE!
Rich

Love the donkey on the ‘18 touring runningboard …and the 2 pics of speed equipment (windshield folded and top down) on the same ‘14 runabout.

Tom the 13th picture is iconic, so many times I’ve seen or took photographs myself of the family dog behind the steering wheel. I guess that must have started with the age of the automobile. Best John

What’s up with picture #6? Is this the opposite of the Gospel Car?
Bryant

I was thinking the same thing... park that one in front of your house to keep the gospel housecar at bay....

to ward of evil spirits and if anyone has never seen it before
Bryant

I am betting the guy in the 1925 Coupe with the mark of the beast,
( 666 ), that guy’s next car was a Dodge or a Chevrolet. (6 th picture down ).
I guess it takes a car that rattles to catch a rattlesnake snake. ( 2nd picture down ).

That picture of John Tannehill represents the heart and soul of this hobby and isn’t he cute!

A tablespoon of Hadacol may help.

Goll dang it. AI is infiltrating.
Was going to say that there are some really neat photo sets right here!
I sound about as bad as the AI. Jeez.

TXGOAT2 wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 08, 2023 10:53 pm

A tablespoon of Hadacol may help.

Or an IV drip of Sodium Cyanide.

Bryant wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 05, 2023 2:19 pm

What’s up with picture #6? Is this the opposite of the Gospel Car?
Bryant

To that end here's a story: years ago when Ohio changed license numbers almost annually, a former secretary of mine was issued new tags with 666 on them. I'm telling ya you never saw a couple's life turned upside down so bad so fast once those tags were put on that car! Husband's business failed, lost his other job, filed bankruptcy as I recall. Following year new tags, new numbers, things started to turn around for them. Draw your own conclusions.

If they had only hung the plate upside down then all the evil would have fallen out on the road behind them.

After all that’s what Henry did!

Who'd a thunk!