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John kuehn
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- First Name: John
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- Location: Texas
Re: Going camping
The 4th T from the bottom of the post looks to be a Sinclair Oil delivery or advertising vehicle. The lighter color body of the car is probably a light shade of green since Sinclair was green but could it be anything else?
What is the round object just under the drivers side fender. It doesn’t seem to be the engine pan or crankcase.
What is the round object just under the drivers side fender. It doesn’t seem to be the engine pan or crankcase.
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RajoRacer
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Re: Going camping
Appears to be the crankcase to me ?
What the heck on the front of # 7 ?
What the heck on the front of # 7 ?
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Michael Peternell
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Re: Going camping
Picture 7. No radiator, tank cooled, guessing from the Picture on a frozen lake I'm sure it worked just fine.
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Mark Nunn
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Re: Going camping
The T in the last photo is missing a spring perch.
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TRDxB2
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Re: Going camping
Not only that but a chunk of the leaf spring, drag link, right end of the axle, upper part of spindle and like someone made a wish with the radius rod too
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