1932 AAB Deuce, Dually, Dump
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Laughing Gas
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Ford Folks,
Happy holidays from Albion PA and our family to yours. We have snow! Cheryl and I are watching Christmas shows on the Hallmark channel. The 32 and 65 are in the house garage. We have had several events in the shop. Thanksgiving and a birthday party for one of our great granddaughters.
On the truck: I did receive addition brochures from the previous owner describing all kinds of water drilling rigs and equipment. Those documents will go nicely with the information about this 32 Dump truck! We did not drive the 32 much this year, It is a lot easier for Cheryl to get in and out of the 65 Comet. We did take the 32 to the local fair for display and to enter in the parade.
Our daughter and her boyfriend in the 32 for the parade.
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I was disappointed that several kids were allowed to climb all over our truck while on display, with their parents approval. Some young adults seem to think that because its old and on display means it ok for their kids to use the antique equipment as their own jungle gym. This may be the last time I take the truck and our group of Allis-Chalmers tractors to the local fair. I don't need it!
Regards,
Chris and Cheryl
Happy holidays from Albion PA and our family to yours. We have snow! Cheryl and I are watching Christmas shows on the Hallmark channel. The 32 and 65 are in the house garage. We have had several events in the shop. Thanksgiving and a birthday party for one of our great granddaughters.
On the truck: I did receive addition brochures from the previous owner describing all kinds of water drilling rigs and equipment. Those documents will go nicely with the information about this 32 Dump truck! We did not drive the 32 much this year, It is a lot easier for Cheryl to get in and out of the 65 Comet. We did take the 32 to the local fair for display and to enter in the parade.
Our daughter and her boyfriend in the 32 for the parade.
I was disappointed that several kids were allowed to climb all over our truck while on display, with their parents approval. Some young adults seem to think that because its old and on display means it ok for their kids to use the antique equipment as their own jungle gym. This may be the last time I take the truck and our group of Allis-Chalmers tractors to the local fair. I don't need it!
Regards,
Chris and Cheryl
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