How many miles this years?

Annie early on..jpg

So we try to hit every tour, every year, and have very fortunate so far. This averages out to 1500 to 1700 miles per year, this year was down a bit @ 1436 miles.

Try and drive all you can!

Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas fellow Forder's!

Be well -

Chris :cool:

As the photo shows - Annie our Deluxe Coupe, and yours truly, have been together quite some time! Thanks again Dad for my link to the Model A world and your great car..................:)
 
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So we try to hit every tour, every year, and have very fortunate so far. This averages out to 1500 to 1700 miles per year, this year was down a bit @ 1436 miles.

Try and drive all you can!

Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas fellow Forder's!

Be well -

Chris :cool:

As the photo shows - Annie our Deluxe Coupe, and yours truly, have been together quite some time! Thanks again Dad for my link to the Model A world and your great car..................:)
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Do you remember what that was on the front tire?
 
Keith -

Unfortunately the line in the photo is from the damaged print (taken by Dad's Kodak box camera.) That photo shows the car with its original Firestone tires - circa 1958.:rolleyes:
I would say that Dad got his moneys worth for $85.00 he drove home an original owner 1930 Deluxe Coupe built without cowl lites - yet sporting 47k original miles..........!

A friend said I should have the picture restored - what do you think?

Thanks for looking -

Chris
 
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Keith -

Unfortunately the line in the photo is from the damaged print (taken by Dad's Kodak box camera.) That photo shows the car with its original Firestone tires - circa 1958.:rolleyes:
I would say that Dad got his moneys worth for $85.00 he drove home an original owner 1930 Deluxe Coupe built without cowl lites - yet sporting 47k original miles..........!

A friend said I should have the picture restored - what do you think?

Thanks for looking -

Chris
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That's a no brainer, yes, have it restored, that is a keeper photo

Do you still have the radiator badge on it?
 
Yes on the badges - there are two. The large one is the enameled Auto Club Badge, the second is on the top left, not visible in this shot. It is a triangle - brass, representing the dealer - H.M. LAWRENCE FORD
OAKLAND CA. .The car was built at SFA - San Francisco Ca, and shipped all the way across the bay to Oakland. Sold new 10/11/30.

Thanks for sharing - And a wish for you and your family for a very Merry Christmas and an even Happier New Year!

Be well - Sir

Chris :cool:
 
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Yes on the badges - there are two. The large one is the enameled Auto Club Badge, the second is on the top left, not visible in this shot. It is a triangle - brass, representing the dealer - H.M. LAWRENCE FORD
OAKLAND CA. .The car was built at SFA - San Francisco Ca, and shipped all the way across the bay to Oakland. Sold new 10/11/30.

Thanks for sharing - And a wish for you and your family for a very Merry Christmas and an even Happier New Year!

Be well - Sir

Chris :cool:
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Yours is a true "California" car.
Our '57 Chevy was built in Oct of '56 in Oakland and stayed with us in Sacramento until '98 when we left, for saner grounds.
 

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Very cool -

I will try to stir up a shot of my '57 Bel Air from "back in the day"! Turquoise with white top - in 1977 we called her "Golden Years" - still holds true in opinion.

You folks anywhere near my good friends family in Chelsea OK?
 
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