Sarah is back home and.........

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she looks MARVELOUS!!! ;) New whitewalls, repainted wheels, new shocks, rides like a dream!!! Nothing left to do now except hit the open (two-lane) roads. :D Tomorrow is bath and wax day and start loading up for border duty.
 
Wecome home Sarah! Sounds like Larry did a great job.

Yip, Larry will miss her next Winter...nothing left for him to do!!! He said her brakes are the best he's ever seen, engine rebuilt went extremely well (last winter), drives exceptionally nice. I enjoyed her last summer more than the summer before and the summer before that but now, this summer will be orgasmic!!!!!;) Why was getting a Model A last on my bucket list? Should have been 1st. Hindsight is always 20/20......................;)
 
sounds like you need to create the first "waterbug" kit, attach pontoons and install paddlewheels!
 
I'm sure you will come up with something. Can't go another winter without something.

Yep thats a given,, with use comes maintenance and other issues as with anything mechanical your never done:
Nice job Larry thanks for taking care of Ed
 
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Yep thats a given,, with use comes maintenance and other issues as with anything mechanical your never done:
Nice job Larry thanks for taking care of Ed

Mitch, even Gina got in on the repairs this time, she did work on the wheels. Honestly, just my opinion, of all the antique and classic cars Larry has, she loves my Sarah the most!!! :D:D:D
 
I'm sure you will come up with something. Can't go another winter without something.

Unless I have a major breakdown, nothing major is left unless I want to put in an overdrive. I doubt if I will. I'll just cruise on down the two-laners like days of old.
 
sounds like you need to create the first "waterbug" kit, attach pontoons and install paddlewheels!

How highs da water mama???? Four feet high and risen!!!

I know the depth when I have to get to high ground and the Corps of Engineers website is always just a click away.;) Now that my Polly had passed, the river can have everything else except Sarah, I'll just throw a bag in the rumble and drive on out of town. :D
 
AAA will be on my semaphore speed dial when it comes to a flat tire....it took me as long to mount the spares as it did to wax all of Sarah. What a task. They are back on but half deflated...had to completely deflate them to get them back into the wheel wells. :(
 
Well fellas and you too few gals.......Sarah is all shined up, gassed up and I've loaded up her rack.

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The only thing left now is slide back into uniform, load up the old duffle bag, a couple of suit cases, my clubs, send Tom a telegram and head on down the road to San Angelo. When that time comes I let you know with a "hasta la vista...baby"!!!!. I dug out some old photos of Tom and me I'll post also, you'll get a kick out of us young whippersnappers down on the Border back in 16. ;)
 
she looks MARVELOUS!!! ;) New whitewalls, repainted wheels, new shocks, rides like a dream!!! Nothing left to do now except hit the open (two-lane) roads. :D Tomorrow is bath and wax day and start loading up for border duty.

Ed, How about a picture or two of Sarah's newly painted wheels and 'Sugar Donuts' (White Walls). :p:p
 
You sound like some treadhead or mud stomper mocking the horse cavalry!!! :D

Oh, not at all, I didn't pick the moniker for no reason.

I enjoy horses more than the A, except when they kick back!

I also respect the horse cavalry, very noble calling.

Thanks you for your service.
 
Oh, not at all, I didn't pick the moniker for no reason.

I enjoy horses more than the A, except when they kick back!

I also respect the horse cavalry, very noble calling.

Thanks you for your service.

Having cowboyed in Montana, I agree, cows are the dumbest creatures on the face of the earth, they never go where you want them too!!! :mad:
 
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