Pasadena High School Model A Ford Club

mreman

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I thought you may want to see the Members of our High School Club in action; they are not Pro's but they get the job done with direction from our volunteers.
 

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Great work. I wish more schools would get involved in our hobby. My 28 roadster is getting ready to be painted and if it looked like that it would cost me a lot less.
 
Now that's cool. They did a job well done with this project considering the fact that they are just in high school. Finding auto parts is easy for new cars, I usually visit 4WheelOnline. I wonder where their supplies came from.
 
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I thought you may want to see the Members of our High School Club in action; they are not Pro's but they get the job done with direction from our volunteers.

Yooo thats actually epic I thought i was the only young guy here my high school doesnt have a car club but i can still talk to the kids but they mostly like new jdm and older muscle and only a few likes some prewar cars
 
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I tried to add more foto's but I can't figure out how to add them.. I need a young kid to help me.
 

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Back in the late 1970s, some students in a shop class in a local high school restored the front fenders for my 1930 A pickup. Did a great job, too.
 
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