My turn to post a picture.

Stretch Cab

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I have been enjoying the new Barn and find it easy to get around in. Now I'm venturing out to post a picture, big deal for me!:eek:
 

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The touring in the corner is a car my grandfather made in the mid 60's. The chassis and wheels are early Chevy. Motor is a Continental water pump engine. Radiator, headlights and steering column are early American Lefrance fire truck items. The body is all aluminum wrapped around a stout wood inner fram. I plan to finish it some day as a fire chief's car in bright red and gold leaf.
 
I never realized how much "old stuff" is still out there until I joined Fordbarn.I'm refering to "old stuff" as vehicles.Not humans.;)
 
Lot of old stuff in NE even along the creek banks. Daughter and family used to live in Beaver City, NE and down the road from their house was a tudor body in the creek. I was going to get it but someone beat me to it. There is still an early 30's fordor Lincoln below the bridge in decent shape.
 
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