Illinois B/S thread
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I looked at the pics. Looks like you didn't suffer major damage.
I hope everything is going well.
If you were closer, I would be there to help.
Good luck with everything,
Murph.
I hope everything is going well.
If you were closer, I would be there to help.
Good luck with everything,
Murph.
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hey murph. we're up to 7 pages on the first dat of the new thread. come join us. called comic relief and b/s. george closed the old one. guess we're like a bunch of old ladies over the fence.... bla bla bla
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Lots of interesting stuff yesterday at the "Vintage Transport Extravaganza".
A big car show was held at the Illinois Railway Museum.
Lots of cool car clubs showed up to represent their manufacturers.
Great old iron represented in many forms. Wish there were more FORD TRUCKS represented!
Anyway, it was a good time.
Murph.
A big car show was held at the Illinois Railway Museum.
Lots of cool car clubs showed up to represent their manufacturers.
Great old iron represented in many forms. Wish there were more FORD TRUCKS represented!
Anyway, it was a good time.
Murph.
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glad to hear it was a good time. were you like a kid in the candy store? I probly would have been
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Lots of interesting stuff yesterday at the "Vintage Transport Extravaganza".
A big car show was held at the Illinois Railway Museum.
Lots of cool car clubs showed up to represent their manufacturers.
Great old iron represented in many forms. Wish there were more FORD TRUCKS represented!
Anyway, it was a good time.
Murph.
A big car show was held at the Illinois Railway Museum.
Lots of cool car clubs showed up to represent their manufacturers.
Great old iron represented in many forms. Wish there were more FORD TRUCKS represented!
Anyway, it was a good time.
Murph.
Sorry to have missed the show though.
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Kid in a candy store is to say the least.
Side note, the coolest thing I saw was on the way home.
It was a mid '60s Econoline for sale at an auction house.
Peeked inside, but didn't check the motor.
It was an automatic, which is not my preference.
Wish I had the money to bid on it. Those things are the coolest.
Hopefully there are some of them around when I can afford one.
Murph.
Side note, the coolest thing I saw was on the way home.
It was a mid '60s Econoline for sale at an auction house.
Peeked inside, but didn't check the motor.
It was an automatic, which is not my preference.
Wish I had the money to bid on it. Those things are the coolest.
Hopefully there are some of them around when I can afford one.
Murph.
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Kid in a candy store is to say the least.
Side note, the coolest thing I saw was on the way home.
It was a mid '60s Econoline for sale at an auction house.
Peeked inside, but didn't check the motor.
It was an automatic, which is not my preference.
Wish I had the money to bid on it. Those things are the coolest.
Hopefully there are some of them around when I can afford one.
Murph.
Side note, the coolest thing I saw was on the way home.
It was a mid '60s Econoline for sale at an auction house.
Peeked inside, but didn't check the motor.
It was an automatic, which is not my preference.
Wish I had the money to bid on it. Those things are the coolest.
Hopefully there are some of them around when I can afford one.
Murph.
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I'd like to know some more about a Nash I saw, if anyone knows anything.
It was a '49 dually, flatbed, 14,000 GVWR, powered by an I6.
REALLY cool old truck. I'd like to add a similar Ford to my fleet,
but dangit, money and space won't let me.
Someday,
Murph.
It was a '49 dually, flatbed, 14,000 GVWR, powered by an I6.
REALLY cool old truck. I'd like to add a similar Ford to my fleet,
but dangit, money and space won't let me.
Someday,
Murph.
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wow. I guess if I started listing all the cars/trucks I have owned, I would be lower than scum huh? don't forget, I'm an old man, so I have had a lot of time to go through some vehicles.best would be the 2002 f 250 diesel. worst 69 mgbgt