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Rocketdog1, you don't state where you are located. Maybe someone from the Barn could go with you check it out. For the price it seems reasonable from the pictures however I didn't know May Kay was around in the 30's.

Let's hope that EVERYBODY wised up after that one.

They would sure make nice fenders to practice on.

Might be hard to do. Some of us are on a budget.

I just thought that there was possibly a story behind using blue, like being cheaper to use than red or some story like that.

This has probably been asked dozens of times but I couldn't find it. Is there a reason for Ford using blue as his trademark? I know why Richard Petty used the blue color that he did but never heard the why's for Henry.

I would say that you stole it. Call the police!

Are you sure that it's road salt doing that damage or is the efflorescence in original concrete? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efflorescence

I would call it a 1936 Chevy.

Great advice!

I do the same. I have an 80-90% success rate for selling on CR and I get very few uninterested party's responding. The easiest ones to eliminate are the ones that don't ask anything about the item but say " What's the lowest you will take". My $175 treadmill that I was asking $175 got that...

Glad you're back Bill. Your friends here at Fordbarn are all glad that you are posting again. May you have a complete recovery.

Have you tried posting them lately? They are much easier to post post than before the major change to Fordbarn.

Happy Birthday. Glad to see you're still around after that "Generator Man". LOL

I got some special mixed 1/2 pint can for $20-25. Another time I got a 16-20 oz. spray can for about the same price. If I had wanted I could have got computer matched but I knew the paint code so that wasn't necessary. Doesn't look like you know your paint code so I would get it computer scanned.

Let me know when you find it.

Another clip joint?

I believe that United Motor was the predecessor of General Motors. History United Motors Corporation was formed by William C. Durant in 1916 as an automotive component and accessory holding company. Durant was the owner of Buick and founder of General Motors in 1908. After he lost control of...

That's a great car. You ought to get to an expert and see if something can be done with that paint. I wouldn't give up on it so easily.

His price on the document is just less than half of that entire Model A.