C'mon folks show us more.
Tassie Dave
LOVELY CAR BITS
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rx4ord
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Still plugging away.
C'mon folks show us more.
Tassie Dave
C'mon folks show us more.
Tassie Dave
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Harv
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FRANK BASILE
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rx4ord
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hudson nut
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The red grille emblem is a repro that I used to produce. They are quite labor intensive. I stopped making them about ten years ago.tub1935 wrote:he Hudson nut is that a repro or original ,mate has got some plastic ones over here , ill get a pic tomorrow
Dany
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Chrisso
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Original miles
almost brand new I''l share more in my update on the Pilot at the weekend. 
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rattyrod
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Here’s my contribution to dash gauges, swap meet special for $10 ,couldn’t pass it up
when are you going to finish it?
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rx4ord
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Beautiful.
I do love gauge/dashboard stuff. Deco is cool.
Tassie Dave
I do love gauge/dashboard stuff. Deco is cool.
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Maffra
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Here are some pics of a car that caught my attention and has a lot of lovely bits all over it as well as in the interior
Regards
Regards
Maffra
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Greg N Smith
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We NEED a LIKE Button !!!
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rx4ord
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I was in a lovely car today. An old Ford from the fourties.
Was sunny and warm and what a nice thing to be driving around.
Thanks Scotty.
Tassie Dave
Was sunny and warm and what a nice thing to be driving around.
Thanks Scotty.
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Oldcol
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That'd be a Ford of the 39's..... 
...and I reckon it's a cream Sloper.
...and I reckon it's a cream Sloper. -------------
Col....
"Works" comes before "looks good", cos "looks good" changes, and "works" works!
Col....
"Works" comes before "looks good", cos "looks good" changes, and "works" works!
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I have a secret obsession with old tools, mostly Litchfield and Coxhead. Bought this Coxhead hacksaw recently. Heavily built, neatly chromed and knurled - beautiful piece of work.
funny love at first sight
Cheers,
Harv
funny love at first sightCheers,
Harv
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FRANK BASILE
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How many of those "econometers" are around. I note the 1940 patent. Was it an after market accessory or Ford supplied. Work of art compared to the 2" vacuum gauge or "economy" gauge versions we got when blokes stuck brackets under dashboards for every cool gauge they liked.
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Harv
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FRANK BASILE wrote:How many of those "econometers" are around. I note the 1940 patent. Was it an after market accessory or Ford supplied. Work of art compared to the 2" vacuum gauge or "economy" gauge versions we got when blokes stuck brackets under dashboards for every cool gauge they liked.
The 80's were not kind to vacuum gauges:
