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    What is this?

     



    My son bought a Chev pickup to scrap out and in the back is this fordor car, what is it? It was all in one piece until..................

    As I understand it the guy who had it was trying to get $200.00 for it, a guy came and looked at it and said he would give him $100.00 for it, he says nope, I can get $200.00 for scrap and he went out and smashed it and loaded it into the pickup right in front of the other guy. He also had a 57 Chev stationwagon for $1200.00 and the same guy offered $1000.00 and again he said nope the price is $1200.00; do you want me to smash this one up also? The guys says I'll go back to town and get the $1200.00
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    There's more than one car there.
    Story reminds me of a wrecker not far from here, had a '49 Olds windshield. Kid wanted it for his '52 Chev, offered $100. The guy sez $200. The kid starts whining and wheedling, keeping the guy from his other customers. The guy grabs a wheel wrench, smashes the W/S, and snatches the kid's C-note. "There, now its worth $100!" and walks away, leaving a totally stunned kid staring at the pieces.

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    looks like and old yellow chevy pu truck
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Rodder
    looks like and old yellow chevy pu truck

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    Looks like a rusty old car ( late 20's early 30's), all busted up and owned by a real dimwit.
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    And to think they use to just rust in peace!! If those old cars could tell their stories.

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    someone has to be stupid, it might as well be that guy!


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    Gosh guys I just wanted to know what year it was. Well I found out by myself, it's a 1928 Dodge

    Now does anyone need any parts from it. It's going into the corner of the barn until I can get to a swap meet, just thought I'd let you guys get first grabs at it.

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    Keep it Tom, it just needs a bit of tweaking!!!!!!
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    Call it Therapy II.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HemiTCoupe
    Call it Therapy II.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Keep it Tom, it just needs a bit of tweaking!!!!!!
    I would keep it but it's too new

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom F
    I would keep it but it's too new
    Yeah, you're right Tom.... Wouldn't want the neighbors to think your were some sort of social climibing yuppie by showing up with the latest in SUV's!!!!!!
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    Just a thought.......

     



    ...The AACA web site has a "What is It"? forum for posting "mystery pics". Might be a nice adition here.

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