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A friend inherted a 1919 T and needed a rim. I contacted Dave Hanlon and he had what my buddy needed. ROAD TRIP! Yesterday we made the 3 1/2 hr drive into Ohio to Daves. Dave took us for a ride in his touring and Found four rims for my buddy and a couple 30x3.5 kelsey rims for me. Good to see Dave again.

On the way back we stopped at Tim Morshers. I have talked with Tim many times over the last two years about my MP cab as he has the same model as mine. Tim has been a huge help with details and drawings, photos and parts. I got to see Tims toy box and all his toys. WOW is the only way to explain it. Tim took us yo lunch and we had a good time. He sent me home with the tooling steel and wire to make the rear fenders for my TT.
It was a great way to spend my birthday! The best part is I will have to go to Tim's again to return his tools. Looking forward to that.
Tim, I have tried to answer your emails and there is a problem on my end. Hope to get it sorted out.
Thank yuh ou Dave and Tim for a fun filled day.
Its good to have friends!

Dallas...happy birthday belated! Wish I knew you were "in the hood" as I'm only a 25 minute drive by model T from the "other Tim"..no wait..that's me!...anyway from Tims place! Woulda loved to meet in person and share the usual BS!
So when you come back hunt me.up! We'll do lunch, go for a ride in Clara amd.show you some of our beautiful traffic free country touring! Well almost traffic free...

It was a good day !! Last time Dallas was here it was 20 degrees, been scorching lately, but yesterday was beautiful.
He and his friend got some needed rims and mom made a few bucks, all is good.
That was one scary looking rim your friend had Dallas !! A couple spots were rusted into the curl of the lip !!
Maybe I can go west next time and finger up that TT for Dallas.

Any time Dave! I need to clean it up now, Its been on the road and has road apples up the bed sides and lots of road dust. I have about 100 miles on it and need to change the oil. After bringing home the vintage tools from Tim, I cant wait to get started on the rear fenders. Using tools made in 1897 will be exciting.

Good friends and aquaintences are the main reason I stay in the hobby. There is so much to learn and a lot of good times to be had. Dallas your truck is great.

Happy belated birthday Dallas!

Dave is good folks. My 24 Touring is sporting more than one piece from his stash.