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    1929 Roadster Pickup

     



    Brookville steel body and bed, 350 crate motor, 350 trans, 8” Ford rear end, Gennie shifter, hot rod black, Cragar chrome wheels, disc front brakes, AM/FM/CD player, S-W guages, Pete & Jake billet wheel.

    $22K OBO

    Tucson, Arizona 1-520-495-0076 billleland@comcast.net
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    Neat little roadster.... What's the lettering on the cowl say?????
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    It looks like "Chitty's big sister" Maybe a referrence to Chitty-chitty-bang-bang, or maybe the owner had another car with that nickname?

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    Hmmmm... Figured there must be some kind of story behind it... Sure is a neat looking little car!!!! (truck)
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