Thread: OLDIES BUT GOODIES ON OUR TRUCKS

WE JUST LOADED THE 29 MODEL FROM A. CUSTOMER CLAIMS THAT THE VEHICLE HAS BEEN IN HIS FAMILY SINCE 1929, AND IT HAS THE ORIGINAL MILES ON IT. HERE ARE SOME PICS...











CUSTOMER CLAIMS THAT THIS ARE THE ORIGINAL MILES... YOU BE THE JUDGE !

That is wild.

I cannot believe that it's essentially still an original owner vehicle. The mileage, I do believe. These cars were not built to last very long, nor would you want to spend a great deal of time in one.

Nick

my grandfather has our family car from 1925.. Its a model T, but its not clean like this one... it was used until about the 60's and has sat in the garage since...

I helped my grandfather get it running over thanksgiving and it still ran like a champ...

I believe it!

And I think that blue Cali plates are impressive lol!

I thought the 1972 Ford Bronco my grandfather bought new off the showroom floor was cool since it has been owned by the family since new!
Too bad my dad didn't hang on to a couple of the cars he owned in the 60's.

Originally Posted by white out

That is wild.

I cannot believe that it's essentially still an original owner vehicle. The mileage, I do believe. These cars were not built to last very long,

not really... they can still be in very good shape. The poured babbit main bearings were a weak point in the engine, but its still not unheard of to have an original running 4 banger today. Model A's are pretty stout, mainly because they are so understressed.

Originally Posted by white out

nor would you want to spend a great deal of time in one.

Nick

now that isnt too far off

Looks prestine

CRGRAY,

I would love to see that car of your Grandpas...
its always cool to see cars like that. its always cool to know that a family had it from day one.

PURE Sickness!