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Original metal exterior visor- Dings and bends from age $50.00 + ship Regards, Mark

Custom gas tank I used for a few years before removing it to make room for new coil-over shocks. It never leaked, just will need cleaning. Comes with cap and hose. NO Shipping- heavy steel Regards,]Mark

Decent 1929 rear window garnish. Small pinholes on one corner. Media blasted and primed. Regards, Mark

Model A Headlight bar $100+ship Regards, Mark

Joe K- Scab probably got picked off by now anyway. Synchro-Culd be a Toyota- my grandson gas one with 262,000 miles on it, Only repair was a valve cover gasket and foggy headlights.

Thanks Tin Man, I think you are correct, but it is long gone from me. Mark

Thanks to both of you for the consensus as to the year! Now I have to find out where it disappeared to and who has it in Michigan. Regards, Mark

Can't remember the year from 65 years ago. Had a chopped top and a Buick engine ready to drop in. Regards, Mark

I have a 1956 C600(COE) that I am putting on a E350 chassis. I need a set of steps(running board) and a rust free driver's door. 1953-1956 are interchangeable. Any help would be deeply appreciated. Thanks, Mark.

I just called the Fairgrounds and they advised it is Sunday starting at 8:00am.

Here's the facts on the McDonalds hot coffee case, just to put the frivolous lawsuit theory to bed. http://www.lectlaw.com/files/cur78.htm Still think it's ridiculous?

If the facts are accurate as posted above from the various newspapers, the organization would have no liability. Frivolous lawsuits are quickly disposed of by the courts. If lawyers lie, swindle and cheat, they lose their license rather quickly. In 44 years of practice, I find almost all of my...

Well folks, I am a lawyer, and it is incredible how most of you jumped immediately to conclusions without even one solitary fact to support them. If a vehicle hit the Model A head on at a traffic light, there is no liability whatsoever, and the suit would have been dismissed long ago. Could it...

Many thanks to both of you for responding so quickly. Demolition will commence shortly!!

Let me preface this inquiry by indicating I have read all the posts in this forum regarding the wood header and sun-visor. I still don't get the placement of these 2 items in the great scheme of things. I bought a 1929 Model A Coupe which been fairly well butchered by several previous owners...