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A cousin from Texas found an old '33 license plate in a box of stuff. Her older brother, lost to cancer years ago, had a righteous '33 sedan that was featured in Street Rodder magazine back in '84, and the plate was his. It'll fit nicely with my old Kansas plates.
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The magazine is missing the centerfold pages, likely framed back in the day.
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I'd like to see the model in a centerfold. LOL
Very cool! That license plate is in very nice condition. Most of them around here sat in the mud and are junk most times.
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Yep, it's very solid with a patina of ~88 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe
Yeah, cousin Steve had great taste in cars and girlfriends....Quote:
Originally Posted by JOATMON
Does anyone recall a fenderless Model A (I think) truck that had the entire bed/body one piece, hinged at the rear, maybe called the Flip Up Pick Up or Tilt Up Pick Up? Seems to me that he sent me a picture back in the '70's or '80's of a magazine cover, saying that he'd found it and was restoring it.
That truck does sound vaguely familiar to me. I MIGHT have that magazine. I have a bunch of older magazines in the upstairs of my shop. I'll take a look for it as the weather gets colder. Hot as hell up there during the warmer months.
I'll let you know if I find it.
I've got a couple Iowa 1940 plates I thought about putting on the 40 but I doubt I will. We'll see.Quote:
Originally Posted by rspears
