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1919 T Touring 1929 Closed Cab A Pickup 1963 Corvette Roadster FI 1969 Trostle Sprint Car 1999 C5 Corvette Coupe 2008 Yamaha Rhino 2013 GMC Acadia 2015 Chev Suburban LTZ 4 trailers Large Insurance bill

I had my AutoLite "drop on" cast iron heater powder coated cast iron dark gray and it looks OK under the hood. I also keep it in place with a large hose clamp and remove it when not needed. In my closed cab pickup it gets very toasty warm on the coldest days.

Different photo - I suck at this! If you want to see Santa, visit my facebook page.

Try again.

Xmas decoration in front yard!

If you still have the spindles, e-mail me: david.a.guss@gmail.com

Wow, what a great thread. Reading all of these stories brought memories gushing back and caused me to answer the question posed. My Grandfather bought a brand new 1929 Roadster Pickup and used it hard on his dairy farm as the family's only vehicle. My mom remembers riding in the middle of the...

Try page 15 of "Restoring the Model "A" Pickup" by Mac Hils, Moberly, Missouri. I know what you are thinking you would like me to do, but I am respecting his copyright.

Banky, if you are within a reasonable distance of Central PA, call me at 814-571-7893 and I will gladly loan you my front and/or rear HD spreaders (Mike's truck catalogue Page "Chassis 112" T5301MOD and T5302MOD) rather than see you hurt yourself.

The first vehicle I ever drove was a 29 RP on my Grandfather's farm at age 10. The same pickup was my first car at age 16. I am now 67 and have a 29 CCP + 63 and 99 Corvettes and a 69 Sprint Car. Lots of retirement projects!